Ex-NSA contractor who stole classified information put U.S. intelligence officers at risk
Harold Martin was arrested in late August and has been charged with stealing and keeping highly classified material over the course of 20 years
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Feds give new details on secret-stealing case against ex-NSA worker
Former National Security Agency contractor Harold T. Martin III accused of stealing top secret government information
California AG leads criminal probe of Wells Fargo
State investigating whether workers committed identity theft in the sales scandal that rocked the San Francisco-based bank
Justice Dept. sending fewer observers to polls on Election Day
Cites pivotal SCOTUS ruling; move probably dents department's ability to deter voter intimidation even as Trump urges followers to watch for voter fraud
Leonardo DiCaprio cooperating with the DOJ
Leonardo DiCaprio says he’s awaiting direction from the U.S. Justice Department regarding ill-gotten funds
Why are the U.S. and EU targeting each other’s giants?
Europe slaps Apple, the U.S. hits Deutsche Bank -- on both sides of the Atlantic, it’s looking like a tit-for-tat war
Lawmakers crank up heat on Wells Fargo
More than a dozen Democrats remind Justice Department of its pledge to hold individuals accountable for corporate misdeeds
S.C. church massacre exposed flaw in FBI background check system
The flaw allowed accused Charleston church shooter Dylann Roof to pass his background check
State Dept will release batches of Clinton emails, most post-election
A federal judge ordered the State Department to process about 1,000 pages of previously undisclosed emails, on the same day the FBI released interview notes from its investigation into Clinton
Did financial regulators let Wells Fargo off the hook?
Criminal charges are unlikely despite widespread fraud at one of the nation's biggest banks, experts say
Feds decide whether to pursue new case against ex-governor
U.S. Supreme Court overturned former Virginia Gov. Bob McDonnell's corruption conviction in June
Arkansas city denies running a modern-day debtors' prison
Attorneys for Sherwood and judge say plaintiffs should have appealed their convictions if they believed jail time to be illegal
AG: Ex-Milwaukee officers investigating fatal police shooting of Sylville Smith
Attorney general acknowledged that former Milwaukee officers are investigating the fatal shooting of a black man by a Milwaukee officer that triggered two nights of violence
House Republicans: Hillary Clinton committed perjury in emails testimony
They say she contradicted the findings of an FBI investigation into her use of private email servers
Settlement in case of S.C. deputy who roughed up high school girl
DOJ agreement settles a civil rights review that began in May 2015, five months before the deputy's arrest of the 16-year-old girl
What's changed in Ferguson since Mike Brown's death
"I think we all want to get to the same place," says Ferguson's police chief; "But we have different views about how to get there"
Feds skewer Baltimore police over their treatment of blacks
Justice Department report says officers routinely discriminate against blacks, repeatedly use excessive force
Huge settlement for family sickened by toxic pesticide on vacation
The Esmonds' nightmare started last March, when the family of four was exposed to a banned pesticide in a Virgin Islands villa
What's bad for health insurers may be good for consumers
Justice Department will sue to prevent the latest round of big health insurance mergers. That could be great news for consumers
DOJ staffer erroneously uses official Twitter handle to call out CNN
The tweet, which described CNN as a "troll," was intended to be sent out on the staffer's personal account
United writes off $412M after losing Newark bulwark
In November, the Justice Department sued to block airline from acquiring additional slots at the airport, a major hub for the carrier
Seven charged in L.A. for firebombing black homes
Prosecutors say the defendants had a plan to "get the n***** out of the neighborhood"
Top House Dem calls Clinton, Lynch meeting "regrettable"
Rep. Adam Schiff discussed the implications of the meeting, as well as concerns over the latest ISIS terror attacks, on "Face the Nation"
DOJ touts $900M Medicare fraud takedown, the largest ever
Some 300 defendants nationwide charged in health care fraud sweeps across the country, including physicians, clinic owners and others
Family bewildered by "vague" findings in gym mat death
Justice Department closes investigation into Kendrick Johnson's death, finding "insufficient evidence to support federal criminal charges"
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Judge dismisses with prejudice Trump lawsuit against Wall Street Journal
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Former President Obama endorses Booker in Kentucky Senate race
Shapiro says officials must "lead by example" in heated rhetoric
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