In memo wars, facts are stubborn and victory is dubious
It became clear just how two fundamentally political documents containing classified information could, in an unprecedented and spectacular fashion, be released publicly
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Feds crack down on elder fraud as seniors lose billions to scams
Scams targeting senior citizens are increasing dramatically, according to the Justice Department
Rod Rosenstein announces indictments of Russians in U.S. election meddling
The deputy attorney general announced indictment of Russian nationals and entities for interfering with 2016 presidential election.
FBI received a tip about accused school shooter but didn't follow up
Person contacted the FBI's Public Access Line reporting Nikolas Cruz's gun ownership, desire to kill others, erratic behavior
Official's departure adds to strain of vacancies at Justice
Rachel Brand's resignation adds to the turmoil currently plaguing the DOJ
2 memos later, a House Committee fractures and appears to lose its way
House Intel Committee put aside routine business to debate value of publicly releasing classified document on alleged surveillance abuses by the nation's top law enforcement agency
GOP memo fallout: How is the Justice Department responding?
CBS News justice reporter Paula Reid says the biggest question that remains is how the memo's release will impact deputy attorney general Rod Rosenstein
Impending release of classified memo frays nerves in Washington
The impending release of the memo has touched raw nerves in Washington as the White House squares off with the FBI
National security expert: FBI director prepared to rebut Nunes memo
Classified memo alleges inappropriate surveillance of the Trump campaign by the FBI and Justice Department
Jeff Sessions continues as attorney general in spite of Trump's open criticism
Trump had criticized Sessions for months after his decision to step aside from the intensifying Russia investigation
DOJ watchdog reveals it has recovered missing FBI text messages
Text messages cover those from Peter Strzok and Lisa Page
DOJ tells Nunes releasing memo would be "extraordinarily reckless"
CBS News has obtained the letter Assistant Attorney General Stephen Boyd wrote to Capitol Hill
More texts turned over from Peter Strzok
The Justice Department has turned over to Congress more texts from FBI agent Peter Strzok
Justice Department files DACA appeal with Supreme Court
The administration is trying to leapfrog the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals
Attorney general snuffs out policy that let pot flourish
Jeff Sessions is rescinding policy that allowed states to legalize marijuana without federal intervention
Seattle mayor marijuana press conference
Mayor Jenny Durkan is expected to condemn Trump administration for overreach
Biden weighs in on Trump tweets, Steve Bannon
Biden addressed the news of the day and the president's tweets while paying a visit to Senator Doug Jones' new office
Sarah Huckabee Sanders holds first White House press briefing of 2018
President Trump returned to Washington Monday after spending a week at his golf club in Mar-a-Lago
Trump’s Clinton tweets cut against Comey firing explanation
Trump's attacks on Comey's handling of the email investigation could muddy the narrative about exactly why Comey was fired
AT&T to invest $1B and pay bonuses due to GOP tax bill
Telecom giant says 200,000 workers will get $1,000 bonuses "over the holidays" if the bill is signed by Christmas
Judge orders Trump administration to let two immigrant teens get abortions
The Trump administration is asking the Supreme Court to intervene
DOJ watchdog says office wasn't consulted on public release of texts
The DOJ is defending its decision to release the anti-Trump texts from former Mueller team member Peter Strzok
Rod Rosenstein tells Congress he hasn't seen "good cause" to fire Robert Mueller
The deputy attorney general testified before the House Judiciary Committee at an oversight hearing
Rod Rosenstein to Congress: I haven't seen "good cause" to fire Mueller
Deputy Attorney General testified before the House Judiciary Committee for an oversight hearing.
FBI agent removed from Russia probe called Trump an "idiot" in texts
CBS News has obtained texts sent by former Special Counsel investigator Peter Strzok to his colleague Lisa Page, a senior FBI lawyer who was also working on the Mueller team, Paula Reid reports
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