Feds take action against Russian hacking group
The Treasury and Justice Departments announced they're taking action against Evil Corp, a Russian hacking group that used malware to steal more than $100 million.
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Trump admin will take case to restart executions to Supreme Court
A judge halted the plan to restart federal executions on Thursday
Report on DOJ and FBI conduct regarding FISA warrants to be released in weeks
The report is said to be about 500 pages long, and its findings have remained a closely held secret
Justice Dept issues warning to anonymous author's publisher
The Justice Department has written a letter to the publishers behind "A Warning," the book by the anonymous administration official who wrote last year's New York Times op-ed
Feds probing Under Armour's accounting practices
Word of investigation craters shares and comes as athletic apparel company prepares for new CEO
Justice Department must give House committee Mueller material
House Democrats have been petitioning the court to allow them to review the materials for months
Inspectors general criticize Justice Dept. over whistleblower complaint
The inspectors general are pushing back on the determination that the complaint was not an "urgent concern"
DOJ watchdog says FISA report "nearing completion"
"The goal from my standpoint is to make as much of our report public as possible," Inspector General Michael Horowitz wrote to lawmakers
U.S. and Australia begin talks on data-sharing agreement
The agreement would boost law enforcement cooperation under a 2018 U.S. law meant to facilitate cross-border data access for investigators.
Barr and Trump asked foreign officials to help investigate Russia probe
Barr asked Mr. Trump to call Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison to alert him that the attorney general would be reaching out, a department official said
Probe of Tony Podesta and Vin Weber concludes with no charges
Their work for pro-Russia Ukranian interests had come under scrutiny first by Robert Mueller and later by federal prosecutors in New York
Trump blocking California from imposing stricter fuel standards
California Gov. Gavin Newsom said the Republican Party is "nowhere to be found" when the president undermines states' rights
McCabe's lawyers ask if grand jury has declined to charge him
The D.C. U.S. attorney recommended bringing charges against the former deputy FBI director. McCabe was fired in March after an internal investigation found he had displayed a "lack of candor" concerning a media leak
Greg Craig not guilty of lying to Justice Department about Ukraine work
A federal jury acquitted Craig after less than four hours of deliberation on Wednesday
Probe finds Comey did not release classified information to public
The Justice Department's Office of the Inspector General found that James Comey did violate policy by taking home memos
Barr to host annual holiday party at Trump's D.C. hotel
The Trump administration has been widely criticized for how the president can profit from his D.C. hotel
West Virginia man sentenced for stealing firearms from ATF
Here's an update to a story CBS News broke in March: a former contract security guard who stole thousands of firearms from a Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) facility has been sentenced
Justice Department asks Supreme Court to allow border asylum ban
The Trump administration asked the court to allow it to implement its most sweeping effort yet to overhaul the asylum system along the border while a legal challenge plays out
Courts fast-tracking hearings for "Remain in Mexico" policy
Under the policy, the U.S. government has returned tens of thousands of asylum-seeking migrants to Mexico — where the vast majority are unable to find lawyers
Gibraltar releases Iranian tanker, but mulls U.S. bid to seize it
Top judge in British territory reportedly said the Grace 1 "would have sailed" if not for the last minute U.S. intervention
Gillibrand: DOJ should "infiltrate" white supremacist groups
Gillibrand, one of seven Democratic senators running for president, vowed to carry out a concerted crackdown on white supremacist groups if elected
Former FBI Deputy Director Andrew McCabe sues FBI over his firing
Former FBI Deputy Director Andrew McCabe filed a lawsuit Thursday over his 2018 firing
1 of 2 charges dropped against former Obama White House counsel
Judge Amy Berman Jackson dropped the second count, but Craig still faces charges on the first
James Comey responds to reports of watchdog probe: "@ me bruh"
"I just wait for facts before I talk about them," Comey tweeted of reports
Judge says Roger Stone can see parts of unredacted Mueller report
But Judge Amy Berman Jackson also denied several of Stone's last-ditch efforts to have the charges against him dismissed ahead of his trial
Trump promised to lower prices for Americans. Here's what the data shows.
Hurricane Isaias becomes Category 3 storm as it threatens northern Gulf Coast
Trump announces Russia will release millions of tons of diesel to help with costs
Pentagon's plan to livestream execution sparks intense backlash
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Iran's Houthi allies step up deadly attacks on Saudi Arabia
NYPD body camera footage shows aftermath of ICE agent shooting
Panama struck by 2 powerful earthquakes, U.S. Geological Survey says
Katie Zacharia is Trump's pick for next White House press secretary
