Justice Department formally drops Clinton email case
After the FBI's recommendation in the case Tuesday, the Justice Department will pursue no charges against the presumptive Democratic nominee
Loretta Lynch
Top House Dem calls Clinton, Lynch meeting "regrettable"
Rep. Adam Schiff discussed the implications of the meeting, as well as concerns over the latest ISIS terror attacks, on "Face the Nation"
Lynch on Bill Clinton meeting: I "wouldn't do it again"
The attorney general said the impromptu gathering "cast a shadow" over the FBI investigation into Clinton's private email server
AG Lynch to accept FBI's recommendations in Clinton email case
Justice Dept. source confirms the decision to CBS News as controversy flares over Lynch's meeting with Bill Clinton
Lynch faces storm of criticism over Bill Clinton meeting
Judicial watchdog asks the DOJ inspector general to investigate the meeting, saying it created appearance of breach of law and of ethical standards
Bill Clinton, Loretta Lynch meet on tarmac in Phoenix
Meeting comes as Hillary Clinton is under federal investigation for private email server, but both sides say encounter was purely social
DOJ touts $900M Medicare fraud takedown, the largest ever
Some 300 defendants nationwide charged in health care fraud sweeps across the country, including physicians, clinic owners and others
AG Lynch promises Orlando funding: "We stand with you"
After a request for FEMA funding was denied, AG Lynch says the DOJ will provide Orlando officials and victims with some financial help
Commentary: Donald Trump squanders yet another opportunity
AG Loretta Lynch gave him a huge opening when she announced that the FBI would, absurdly, redact references to ISIS from the Orlando shooter's call
Paul Ryan calls on Obama to reverse decision to censor Orlando shooter's 911 calls
The FBI decided to censor the transcripts because it doesn't want to re-victimize those who experienced the attack
FBI to release transcript of calls between Orlando gunman, police
Investigators are still interviewing witnesses, and looking to learn more about gunman Omar Mateen and others who knew him well
Attorney General on the Orlando shooter's "motivations"
Loretta Lynch notes gunman may have had "issues" with various groups at nightclub, and says transcripts of 911 calls are coming
North Carolina and DOJ take bathroom battle to court
North Carolina's governor is blasting Attorney General Loretta Lynch for what he calls "divisive rhetoric"
Attorney General: Make it easier for convicted felons to obtain IDs
AG Loretta Lynch announced new set of measures aimed at helping smooth the return to society for inmates
Feds sue to block deal between Halliburton and Baker Hughes
Justice Department moves to stop oilfield services company from buying rival, saying it would eliminate vital competition
Iranian hacker charges part of "name and shame" tactic
Officials are increasingly investigating these types of attacks to build criminal prosecutions and to name both the perpetrators and supporters
U.S. charges Iran in cyberattacks against banks, New York dam
It's the latest instance of the Obama administration publicly blaming foreign nations for damaging cyberbreaches
Attorney General Loretta Lynch asks not to be considered for SCOTUS seat
Lynch has led the Department of Justice since last April
Attorney General: "Open dialogue" needed with tech leaders
Cybersecurity conference brings together tech and government officials increasingly at odds over privacy, security
Attorney General defends Obama's executive actions on guns
Lynch told lawmakers Wednesday that the president took lawful, common-sense steps to curb firearm violence
Obama meets with Loretta Lynch on gun violence
The president is planning to use his executive authority to tighten regulations around gun sales
Obama decries "loud" gun lobby, considers executive actions
The president will meet Monday with Attorney General Loretta Lynch to explore executive action options
FBI director: No evidence of threat in U.S. of Paris-style attack
Additionally, there is no connection between the Paris attackers and the U.S., the FBI director said
State attorneys general say Gitmo detainee transfers would be illegal
Colorado, Kansas and South Carolina say detainee transfers to their states would violate the law
Loretta Lynch says police-shooting data is vital
The attorney general was clarifying remarks made last week about police data
Jane Doe's attorney says "she was incapable of consent," alleges cover-up
Christa Pike critically ill, intubated after botched execution, attorneys say
More details emerge about FlyDubai co-pilot who tried to crash plane
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Trump vows Iran war to end "very quickly" as more troops head to Mideast
Judge says federal law banning noncitizen voting is unconstitutional
Professor to present findings questioning whether Epstein killed himself
Trump says Europe will release "massive amount" of diesel oil from stockpiles
Photo of Jane Doe shared in Snapchat group on night of alleged rape
