$1.75 Billion in Funding for New FBI Headquarters Is Added to Coronavirus Relief Bill
Funding for the long-delayed construction of a new FBI headquarters is tucked inside a coronavirus relief bill.
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Sen. Graham to Invite Mueller to Testify After Ex-Special Counsel Wrote Op-Ed about Roger Stone
Sen. Lindsey Graham plans to invite former special counsel Robert Mueller to testify before the Judiciary Committee after Mueller penned a rare op-ed about President Trump’s decision to commute Roger Stone’s prison sentence.
Rosenstein Defends Appointment of Mueller But Said FBI Misled Him on Carter Page Surveillance
Former Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein on Wednesday defended his decision to appoint a special counsel for the Russia investigation, but blamed top-level FBI officials for “significant errors.”
Ex-Deputy AG Rosenstein to Testify Before Senate Committee about FBI’s Probe of Trump’s Campaign
Former Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein is set to testify next week at a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing into the FBI’s investigation of President Trump’s 2016 campaign.
Sen. Burr Stepping Down as Senate Intelligence Committee Chairman Amid Federal Probe of Stock Sell-Off
Sen. Richard Burr is stepping down as the Senate Intelligence Committee chairman after FBI agents seized his cell phone as part of a federal investigation of his mass sell-off of stocks.
Chad Wolf Moves Closer to Becoming Trump’s Fifth Homeland Security Secretary
Chad Wolf is closer to becoming President Trump’s fifth Homeland Security secretary.
Time to Finally Confirm Trump’s Pick to Lead ATF, Say Top Law Enforcement Organizations
President Trump’s pick to lead the ATF has been derailed by Republicans who are uneasy about his previous statements on gun control.
Jeffrey Rosen Confirmed As DOJ’s Second-in-Command Despite No Experience As Prosecutor
Former Deputy Secretary of Transportation Jeffrey Rosen, who has no experience as a prosecutor, is now the second-in-command at the Justice Department.