Author: Del Quentin Wilber
Jeff Sessions Asks 46 Obama-Appointed U.S. Attorneys To Resign
March 11, 2017
Attorney General Jeff Sessions' action comes the same day White House press secretary Sean Spicer addressed the specter of a "deep state" of bureaucrats trying to harm President Donald Trump's agenda.
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Deputy Attorney General Nominee Resists Call For Special Prosecutor In Russia Probe
March 8, 2017
Rod Rosenstein, a top federal prosecutor nominated by President Trump to be deputy attorney general, testified that he was "not aware" of any reason he couldn't oversee such a probe of Kremlin-led election interference.
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Legal Experts: It Would Take A Bombshell For FBI To Charge Clinton In Email Case
November 2, 2016
The chances of the bureau missing such evidence after what Comey had described as a comprehensive inquiry appears to be slight, former prosecutors said.
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Aging Inmates Strain Federal Prisons, Report Says
May 6, 2015
Elderly inmates are the fastest growing segment of the prison population and causing a financial strain on the incarceration system.
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