Judge orders DOJ to explain Hillary Clinton email delay
The federal judge gave the administration until Wednesday to file an explanation
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San Fran PD to get Justice Department review
The Dec. 2 shooting of Mario Woods by five officers has increased racial tensions and sparked calls for the removal of the police chief
Ferguson, Dept. of Justice reach proposed settlement
Tentative agreement follows federal investigations into city government and police department following Michael Brown shooting
America's foreclosure crisis isn't over
Even with billions spent and fewer homeowners now underwater, communities across the country are still being ravaged
DISH Network on trial for telemarketing violations
The Justice Department says the company owes hundreds of millions of dollars in penalties for violating the National Do Not Call Registry
2 Iraqi refugees arrested in U.S. terror sweep
Iraqi-born men arrested in Houston and Sacramento in an ongoing terrorism investigation, prosecutors say
Dept. of Justice investigating Blue Bell for deadly Listeria outbreak
Sources tell CBS News that DOJ is trying to determine what Blue Bell management knew about potentially deadly hazards in their plants -- and when they knew it
Feds launch probe of Chicago PD's "use of force"
DOJ civil rights probe revealed just ahead of release of yet another potentially explosive video showing a young black man killed by a cop
DOJ expected to launch Chicago civil rights probe
Request of Chicago police probe in wake of black teen's killing was initially called "misguided" by Mayor Emanuel, who protesters want out
FBI director: Investigation indicates San Bernardino shooters were radicalized
James Comey said that the investigation signals the shooters were influenced by foreign terrorist groups
State attorneys general say Gitmo detainee transfers would be illegal
Colorado, Kansas and South Carolina say detainee transfers to their states would violate the law
U.S. says supplements billed as natural can be toxic
Popular workout and weight-loss supplements Jack3d and OxyElite Pro allegedly led to liver transplants for some
For-profit educator to pay $95.5M over recruitment tactics
Education Management allegedly ran high-pressure boiler room where pay based solely on the number of students enrolled
Three charged for largest-ever bank data breach
Federal prosecutors say the cyberthieves stole the personal information of more than 100 million customers from a few companies
DOJ sues over proposed airline slot swap deal
Gov't claims deal between United, Delta would have driven up fares for the 35 million passengers who fly in and out of Newark every year
DOJ plans to appeal immigration ruling before Supreme Court
A federal court late Monday upheld a Texas judge's injunction blocking President Obama's 2014 immigration executive actions
U.S. to get back $257M for improper cardiac implants
Nearly 500 hospitals implanted defibrillators in thousands of Medicare patients who received no benefit and often suffered
Experts: Training of school officers is inconsistent
Standards for use of force by police in schools vary widely, official tells Crimesider, after confrontation between South Carolina officer and student; research suggests students more likely to be handcuffed
Obama says police are "scapegoated" too often for society's failures
The president addressed police chiefs and made the case for sentencing reform and stricter gun laws
DOJ opens civil rights probe into S.C. classroom arrest
After video of officer violently arresting black female student goes viral, even the sheriff calls incident "disturbing"
DOJ will not bring charges against IRS's Lois Lerner
Lerner is the former IRS official who was at the center of a controversy over the processing of applications for tax-exempt status
Lumber chain sold wood from Siberian tiger habitat
Big fine for Lumber Liquidators for selling flooring with illegal timber from forests where endangered Siberian tigers live
DOJ to name coordinator to oversee domestic terror cases
The Department of Justice is creating a new position to coordinate investigations into homegrown terrorism cases
Thousands of federal inmates scheduled for early release
Sentences lowered retroactively for those convicted of drug-related felonies could mean early release for up to 40,000 people
Loretta Lynch says police-shooting data is vital
The attorney general was clarifying remarks made last week about police data
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