AG: Feds shouldn't mandate police shooting data
Data on how many civilians police kill each year is widely considered to be incomplete, but Loretta Lynch said feds shouldn't require local agencies to report these incidents
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Convicted spy Jonathan Pollard to be released in November
Pollard was convicted of selling classified information to Israel
Federal government to extend marriage benefits to gay couples
Attorney General Loretta Lynch announced the move less than two weeks after Supreme Court legalized same-sex marriage nationwide
Obama: America must reckon with gun violence, race
The president spoke before departing for a trip to the West coast
Obama imagines a "mortified" Loretta Lynch at her swearing-in
The president pokes fun at the nation's newest Attorney General and her parents, Lynch's "biggest cheerleaders"
Loretta Lynch on race, family and facing adversity
Nation's new top lawyer grew up watching her parents battle racial prejudice and learning how to handle negative stereotypes -- and it's serving her well today
Loretta Lynch: U.S. "less safe" if surveillance programs expire
Attorney General wades into the debate over NSA data collection programs; watch the complete interview Friday on "CBS This Morning"
Chuck Rosenberg appointed acting DEA administrator
Rosenberg, currently the chief of staff to FBI Director James Comey, would replace DEA chief Michele Leonhart
Justice Department to review Baltimore police force
Attorney General Loretta Lynch announces a probe into the Baltimore police department
Loretta Lynch considering review of Baltimore police force
Baltimore Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake asked Lynch to open an investigation earlier this week
Loretta Lynch meets police, Freddie Gray family in Baltimore
The attorney general is visiting the city after more than a week of riots and protests over the death of Freddie Gray
Loretta Lynch headed to Baltimore
The attorney general hasn't yet visited the city in the wake of riots and protests
Loretta Lynch sworn in as new U.S. attorney general
After a months-long confirmation process, Lynch gets sworn in as the nation's top law enforcement official
Eric Holder: Justice Department has been "restored"
The outgoing attorney general, a lightning rod for GOP attacks, offers a glowing review of his tenure as the nation's top lawyer
Loretta Lynch confirmed as attorney general
After a delay of more than 160 days, Lynch will replace Eric Holder at the helm of the Justice Department
Senate unanimously passes anti-trafficking bill
The trafficking bill's easy passage in the Senate paves the way for a confirmation vote on Loretta Lynch, the nominee for attorney general
Senate to vote on Loretta Lynch nomination Thursday
The attorney general nominee has been waiting 165 days for a vote
Top Republican: Senate to vote on Loretta Lynch soon
Tennessee Sen. Bob Corker expects a quick end to the political stonewalling over the attorney general nominee
Obama: Loretta Lynch delay "embarrassing"
The president thinks the Senate has "gone too far" in postponing the confirmation of his attorney general pick
Jeb Bush talks about his family, Hillary Clinton
The potential presidential candidate took nearly an hour of questions on a range of topics at Politics and Pie
4 big tests facing the GOP-led Senate
From Medicare to Iran to Loretta Lynch, GOP leaders face growing pressure to fulfill their vow of a more functional chamber
Sen. Mark Kirk backs Attorney General nominee Loretta Lynch
Kirk becomes the fifth Republican senator to voice his support, seemingly giving the nominee the majority needed for confirmation
Obama to GOP: Stop playing games with attorney general pick
President criticizes Republicans for "playing politics" over confirmation of Loretta Lynch as attorney general
Sen. Durbin says GOP is putting Loretta Lynch "in the back of the bus"
Second-ranking senate Democrat uses racially charged language against Republicans for their delay of the confirmation vote on the president's attorney general nominee
White House criticizes GOP's "unconscionable" delay of AG vote
Hillary Clinton joins the White House in criticizing Sen. McConnell's threat to delay Loretta Lynch's confirmation as attorney general
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
