Justice Dept. encourages prosecutions of corporate execs
In warning shot to Wall Street, new policies unveiled to guide federal prosecutors in bringing more criminal cases against individuals
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In warning shot to Wall Street, new policies unveiled to guide federal prosecutors in bringing more criminal cases against individuals
Justice Department says weak leadership, excessive force - and even a poor social media strategy - marked police response
Dozens of organizations have filed requests for the release of the former secretary of state's emails
GOP investigations into Planned Parenthood continue even as Congress is away for the August recess
The FBI is probing whether any classified information passed through the private email server Clinton used as secretary of state
Pro tip for going undetected in the web's underbelly: "Refer to everybody as 'bro,'" says one Secret Service agent
Umm Sayyaf had been held by military interrogators since May, when U.S. Special Forces captured her in a raid in Syria
Two inspectors general are concerned about the possibility that classified information that might be on Clinton's private server may have been compromised
Abortion-rights groups are already releasing TV ads attacking GOP supporters of the measure for stomping on women's health care needs
Authorities say Lackawanna, N.Y., man traveled to Turkey with intention of joining terrorist organization
Pollard was convicted of selling classified information to Israel
American eligible for parole 30 years after he was convicted of spying for Israel in a sensational espionage case
Kiev enlists American help to train new force, disbanding old patrol after years of allegations of bribery and harassment
Witnesses said the 21-year-old accused of killing 9 black church members in Charleston was hurling racial insults during the slaughter
The Council on American-Islamic Relations is now calling on the Department of Justice to investigate
Federal appeals court had earlier overturned Bonds' obstruction of justice conviction from 2011
Mohamed Sheikh Abdirahman Kariye was among those who successfully sued over the no-fly list; now, the government says he helped mujahedeen
End-to-end encryption makes it hard to monitor criminals and ISIS sympathizers, government officials told Congress
Justice Department releases new data as officials add cameras to increase transparency and to protect their officers
Agency confirms it has requested information from carriers, but declines to specify which are being investigated
Department of Justice report summary says police response "served to escalate rather than de-escalate the overall situation"
Onetime executive vice president at chip maker pleaded guilty to profiting from knowledge of company's plan to buy another
21-year-old man is accused of planning to join terror group overseas; 3rd arrested this month in New York and New Jersey
In the wake of a reform-based agreement to improve the organization, the mindset at the Cleveland police department's training academy has shifted
Family members of Mississippi man Otis Byrd have said Byrd wouldn't have killed himself