Should the feds take over the Baltimore PD?
Mayor Rawlings-Blake has pushed back against a DOJ consent decree, a measure that has proven effective in other cases, but limits city's power over law enforcement
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Loretta Lynch headed to Baltimore
The attorney general hasn't yet visited the city in the wake of riots and protests
Eric Holder: Justice Department has been "restored"
The outgoing attorney general, a lightning rod for GOP attacks, offers a glowing review of his tenure as the nation's top lawyer
Comcast abandons $45.2B Time Warner Cable deal
Cable giant withdraws blockbuster bid amid regulatory concerns that the purchase would harm competition
U.S. charges Quicken Loans with mortgage fraud
Justice Dept. claims the company made loans knowing they didn't meet federal standards, but Quicken has already countersued
Petraeus sentenced for giving classified material to Paula Broadwell
The former CIA director was accused of giving classified materials to his mistress and biographer, Paula Broadwell
Baltimore protests grow over death of man in police custody
Demonstrators took to the streets in a new city, again responding to the death of a black man who was being detained by police
U.S. officials tie trader to 2010 "Flash Crash"
Five years after the Dow plunged in minutes and unnerved investors, the Justice Department is seeking an extradition
It's crunch time for Comcast-Time Warner Cable
The giant cable company is scrambling to prevail on the Justice Department not to block its $45.2 billion megadeal
Baltimore police accused of cover-up in violent death
Freddie Gray died after suffering serious spinal injuries in police custody, and his lawyer says cops are withholding video to hide the facts
FBI report to show errors affected hundreds of cases
Flawed testimony and lab reports done by forensic examiners over a decades-long period may have resulted in false convictions, the agency says
Top Republican: Senate to vote on Loretta Lynch soon
Tennessee Sen. Bob Corker expects a quick end to the political stonewalling over the attorney general nominee
Ohio man allegedly plotted attack in U.S. after traveling to Syria
Abdirahman Sheik Mohamud charged with providing support to terrorists; allegedly trained with terror group in Syria
Eric Holder warns DOJ personnel not to solicit prostitutes
The attorney general sent the prostitution memo to all department personnel
How Comcast supports its merger supporters
As it seeks approval to buy Time Warner Cable, many merger advocates also happen to be the company's financial beneficiaries
Menendez "confident" corruption charges will prove false
The New Jersey senator is accused of using his office to benefit the financial interests of a friend and donor in exchange for gifts
DOJ: No contempt charges against Lois Lerner
The Justice Department says Lerner did not waive her fifth amendment privileges when testifying before Congress
Obama commutes 22 prison sentences
The president is trying to correct disparities in prison sentences for non-violent, drug-related crimes
Obama to GOP: Stop playing games with attorney general pick
President criticizes Republicans for "playing politics" over confirmation of Loretta Lynch as attorney general
Feds open investigation into Aaron Schock
The Illinois representative abruptly resigned from his congressional seat this week after questions were raised by the media about his office and campaign spending
DoJ heads to Ferguson with a sense of urgency and optimism
After the Justice Department's scathing report on Ferguson's police force, the city must now decide whether it wants to reform the police department or disband it
Recall effort launched against Ferguson mayor
Scathing DOJ report leads five residents to form committee to start recall effort; so far 6 Ferguson officials have resigned or been fired over it
White House criticizes GOP's "unconscionable" delay of AG vote
Hillary Clinton joins the White House in criticizing Sen. McConnell's threat to delay Loretta Lynch's confirmation as attorney general
At odds with Google, DOJ seeks easier computer access
The U.S. is pushing for easier access to locate and hack into computers in criminal investigations
Ferguson city manager removed after scathing DOJ report
Probe that accused city's cops and courts of racism also concluded John Shaw encouraged police to aggressively ticket motorists, to get revenue for the city
At least 4 dead as Isaias brings threat of floods across the Southeast
At least 12 killed, more than 300 hurt in strike on Saudi airport, officials say
DOJ investigating TV networks over suspension of press pool after Trump media ban
Christa Pike released from hospital following botched execution, lawyers say
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