AG Sessions Indicates Justice Department Will ‘Pull Back’ on Investigating Police Abuses
The numerous federal investigations into troubled police departments under the Obama administration may be a thing of the past.
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LA Times: AG Sessions Must Recuse Himself from Probes of Trump Ties to Russia
If Donald Trump’s campaign colluded with efforts by Russia to help him defeat Hillary Clinton — a nightmare scenario for which no evidence has been produced so far — it would be first and foremost a political and constitutional crisis.
Former DOJ Official Warns Europe of Russia Meddling in Elections
A former Justice Department officials warned European countries about the risks of Russia launching cyber attacks to meddle in their elections.
Detroit Free Press: What Did President Trump Know about Flynn’s Talks with Russia
What did the president know and when did he know it?
DEA Removes Misleading Information about Marijuana from Its Website
The DEA has removed from its website information deemed inaccurate about marijuana following months of public pressure.
Justice Department Defends Trump’s Travel Restrictions in Appeals Court
The Justice Department is defending President Trump’s travel restrictions, saying the executive order was a “lawful exercise of the president’s authority” and did not amount to a ban on Muslims.
Marijuana Advocates Worried Trump Administration Will Crack Down on Legal Pot
Marijuana advocates are bracing for what could be a harsh crackdown on pot in states where it’s legal for recreational and medicinal use.
White House Press Secretary Defends Firing of Acting Attorney General
White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer defended President Trump’s decision to fire Acting Attorney General Sally Yates, saying she serves at the pleasure of the executive branch.