House Intelligence extends deadline for wiretapping evidence
The Intelligence Committee had originally given DOJ until Monday to provide evidence of Trump's unsubstantiated claim that Obama wiretapped him
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New wrinkle on President Trump's claims of Obama wiretapping at Trump Tower
White House press secretary Sean Spicer walked back Mr. Trump's charge that former President Obama tapped Mr. Trump's phones
Spicer: W.H. "not aware" of any investigation into Trump
His comments at Thursday's press briefing came a day after he said there is "no reason" to believe Mr. Trump is "the target of any investigation whatsoever"
Trump administration drops appeal of original travel ban
The administration unveiled its revised travel ban Monday
Sessions updates Senate testimony on Russian contacts
In his three-page letter to the Senate Judiciary Committee, Sessions doubles down saying his initial answer "was correct"
FISA expert breaks down Trump's wiretap accusation against Obama
Fran Townsend, who led the Justice Department’s office of Intelligence Policy and Review during the Clinton administration, explains the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act process
Sessions recuses himself from Trump camp investigations
Sessions has been under increasing political pressure to recuse himself from DOJ probes into contacts between the Trump presidential campaign and Russian officials
Trump weighs in on Jeff Sessions
While the president was visiting the U.S.S. Gerald Ford, he was asked whether he still has confidence in his attorney general
Sessions consults DOJ lawyers on decision about role in Russia probe
On Thursday, Sessions said he’d recuse himself from the investigations when "appropriate"
Jeff Sessions under increasing pressure over Russia contact to recuse himself
This follows revelations that Sessions had contact with the Russian ambassador to the U.S. despite sharing contradictory information in his confirmation process
Sessions says there's more violence around marijuana "than one would think"
Sean Spicer said last week that the Justice Department would step up enforcement of federal law against recreational marijuana
WH spokesman Sean Spicer defends Priebus' contacts with FBI
Journalists from a number of news organizations not allowed into off-camera briefing where Spicer disputed Trump campaign-Russia ties
Trump team reverses Obama policies on transgender bathrooms
It will now be up to states and school districts to interpret whether federal sex discrimination law applies to gender identity
Transgender bathrooms: Trump administration to issue new guidance
The White House will update the guidance issued by the Department of Justice and the Department of Education under the Obama administration
AP sources: Justice Dept. warned Trump team about Flynn's contacts with Russia
One person said the Justice Department was concerned that Flynn could be in a compromised position
9th Circuit judges hammer both sides in travel ban case
The contentious hearing before three judges on the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals focused narrowly on whether a restraining order issued by a lower court should remain in effect while a challenge to the ban proceeds.
Appeals court hearing on Trump travel ban - live blog
After a tumultuous few days for President Trump's controversial travel ban, the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals heard oral arguments from both sides and will issue a decision soon
Rush for entry as court denies bid to reinstate travel ban
Trump Administration had appealed federal judge’s ruling that temporarily placed travel ban on hold, but another court has rejected DOJ's appeal
DOJ challenges judge's halt of travel ban
The appeal seeks to overturn the Friday night decision by a federal judge that had stopped enforcement of President Trump's travel ban
Acting AG directed Justice Dept. not to defend Trump travel ban
Sally Yates, who was acting attorney general until President Trump fired her on Monday night, made a last stand
Sheldon Adelson’s casino company pays $7M penalty
It’s part of a settlement the billionaire GOP backer is making with the federal government over corrupt practices in Asia
Credit Suisse settles mortgage bond case for $5.3 billion
In its deal with the Justice Dept., the Swiss bank acknowledges it knew the securities had substandard underwriting
DOJ's civil rights chief details Chicago policing practices in scathing report
Vanita Gupta calls Chicago police's accountability systems "broken," says the city has been done a disservice
Moody's to pay nearly $864M to settle claims it inflated ratings
Deal settles federal, state claims it gave inflated ratings to risky mortgage investments leading up to financial crisis
Feds won't charge deputy who tossed student in classroom
State prosecutors also declined to charge Ben Fields for the October 2015 confrontation that was caught on video
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Putin relays Iran's position on deal to President Trump
Christa Pike released from hospital following botched execution, lawyers say
Pentagon's plan to livestream execution sparks intense backlash
Trump says Ukraine needs new president, blames Zelenskyy for diesel prices
Blanche, other DOJ appointees can take part in campaigns, memo says
Vehicle driven by ICE agents in Texas hits and injures man, sheriff says
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