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A look at whether the Justice Department’s agreement with the president’s son is the same as it would have been for anyone else. → Read More
The unprecedented federal case against the former president starts wending its way through the courts. → Read More
A timeline of the handling of classified documents and the events leading to the former president being charged. → Read More
The U.S. government’s process for granting clearance is geared toward weeding out individuals with financial problems, suspicious overseas ties, a pattern of drug use, or disqualifying criminal records. It is less focused on reviewing social-media postings. → Read More
Agency commits more resources to pursue evidence of criminal involvement as House hearings reveal activities of Trump and his circle before and during Capitol attack. → Read More
Vice Chairwoman Liz Cheney of House select committee says panel alerted Justice Department about alleged incident as a potential effort to improperly influence testimony. → Read More
Oregon’s top corrections official will take on the job of setting right an agency that has struggled with misconduct, staffing shortages and the coronavirus pandemic. → Read More
President Biden’s nominee becomes the first head of the U.S. Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives in years to receive Senate approval. → Read More
Government veteran James Murray is set to take a security post with the company. → Read More
The U.S. Marshals Service spearheaded the operation to round up violent criminals sought by local law enforcement. → Read More
The move by Kobre & Kim lawyers to register as foreign agents to represent the Russian billionaire is a rare example of a U.S. firm willing to advise a prominent Russian oligarch since the full-scale invasion of Ukraine. → Read More
Testimony from Cassidy Hutchinson raises new questions for the House panel investigating the Capitol riot and potential perils for former President Donald Trump. → Read More
The high court ruled Oklahoma can prosecute non-Native-Americans in Indian country, clawing back part of its 2020 decision limiting the state’s jurisdiction in land governed by federal treaties. That ruling transferred criminal cases from state courts to federal and tribal venues. → Read More
Cassidy Hutchinson, a onetime top aide to Donald Trump’s chief of staff testifying before the Jan. 6 panel, said the president was warned that members of the crowd attending his rally on Jan. 6, 2021, were heavily armed and still directed them to march toward the Capitol. → Read More
Federal investigators searched the home of former Justice Department official Jeffrey Clark this week, in an escalation of an inquiry into efforts by former President Trump and his allies to overturn the 2020 presidential election. → Read More
A top Justice Department official said hate-crime charges represent the “strongest tool in our arsenal.” → Read More
Payton Gendron was charged with 26 counts of hate crimes and a firearms offense that carries the potential penalty of death. Attorney General Merrick Garland meets with families of victims. → Read More
“Not our job,” says Chairman Bennie Thompson, but other committee members say the matter isn’t settled. → Read More
Vice Chairwoman Liz Cheney said the panel will use coming hearings to lay out the alleged seven-part plan by the former president to overturn his 2020 election defeat. → Read More
Full coverage of the House panel's televised hearing on the Capitol attack → Read More