Man arrested after allegedly tracking U.S. source for Russia
A U.S. official told CBS News that the government source is someone who has provided information on Russian intelligence services.
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U.S. attorney in New York coordinating Ukraine probes
Richard Donoghue has been tasked with coordinating the Justice Department's handling of investigations related to Ukraine.
Federal judges' group calls emergency meeting over Roger Stone case
U.S. District Judge Cynthia Rufe said the group "could not wait" any longer to discuss the crisis that has engulfed the Justice Department.
2,000 ex-Justice Department employees call on Barr to resign
The former officials from Republican and Democratic administrations said Barr's behavior is a "grave threat to the fair administration of justice."
Kennedy defends Barr's intervention in Roger Stone case
"He's mature. He's serious. He exercises power fairly and intelligently. He's cursed with a rational mind and he's tough as a boot," Kennedy said on "Face the Nation."
Justice Department won't charge Andrew McCabe
The Justice Department was investigating whether McCabe lied to investigators about a media leak.
Trump responds to Barr saying that tweets "make it impossible for me to do my job"
The attorney general under fire says he won't be "bullied" into doing anything.
U.S. unveils new charges against Chinese telecom giant Huawei
The new charges include conspiracy to steal trade secrets, commit wire fraud and racketeering under the RICO statute.
Democrats ask Graham to investigate political interference at DOJ
Democrats on the panel wrote a letter to Graham, the chairman of the committee.
Barr agrees to testify before House Judiciary Committee in March
Democrats on the House Judiciary Committee asked Barr to appear before the committee in a hearing at the end of March
Federal prosecutors abruptly withdraw from Roger Stone case
Four federal prosecutors withdrew from the case against the president's longtime confidante after the Justice Department overruled their sentencing recommendation.
Schumer calls on Justice Department watchdog to probe Stone sentencing recommendations
He sent a letter to Justice Department Inspector General Michael Horowitz requesting an investigation into the change in sentencing recommendations for Stone after four prosecutors involved in the case withdrew.
DOJ review of Ukraine material began "several weeks" ago, source says
Justice Department officials have been "quietly" reviewing records and documents from Ukraine for "several weeks," a source familiar with the matter tells CBS News.
U.S. charges 4 members of Chinese military for massive Equifax hack
"This was one of the largest data breaches in history," Attorney General William Barr said at a press conference.
Schumer calls on 74 inspectors general to protect whistleblowers
Schumer called on inspectors general from across the federal government to investigate "any and all instances of retaliation."
Wray and Barr warn that Chinese espionage is growing threat
"We have to bear in mind that, given the narrow window we face, the risk of losing the 5G struggle with China should vastly outweigh all other considerations," Bill Barr warned.
Justice Department opens investigation into four Mississippi prisons
The probe will determine whether the state's department of corrections adequately protects inmates.
DOJ will ramp up prosecutions of anti-Semitic hate crimes: Barr
The U.S. Attorney General says he is "extremely distressed" by an increase in attacks targeting the Jewish community.
FBI says monitoring of Trump campaign adviser Carter Page should've ended sooner
The FBI obtained a warrant in 2016 to eavesdrop on the former Trump national security aide on suspicions that he was secretly a Russian agent.
GOP members inquire about disciplinary action over FBI wiretaps
GOP Congressmen Jim Jordan and Mark Meadows also raised doubts about the official assigned to ensure the court's order is followed.
Teen "swatting" suspect will remain in jail, for now
John William Kirby Kelley, 19, was charged with being part of a group that called in fake bomb threats and active shooter reports around the country.
Barr hints at stricter procedures for FBI probes into campaigns
The attorney general said he and the FBI director had agreed to establish an additional layer of scrutiny before the FBI targets a presidential campaign.
Rod Rosenstein lands new gig at law firm
The former deputy attorney is joining the international law firm King & Spalding at its Washington, D.C., office. Former Deputy Attorney General Sally Yates and former Director of National Intelligence Dan Coats also work at the firm.
Fired FBI official says government withholding evidence in suit
Andrew McCabe says his firing is part of President Trump's plan to rid the agency of leaders he perceives as disloyal to him.
House claims "urgent need" for McGahn's testimony regarding impeachment
Oral arguments in the case are scheduled for January 3.
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