Nation Jul 28 Pollard, U.S. analyst convicted of spying for Israel, to be freed WASHINGTON — Jonathan Pollard, the former Naval intelligence analyst whose conviction of spying for Israel stoked fierce international passions, has been granted parole and will be released from prison in November after nearly 30 years.
Politics Jul 24 Convicted spy Jonathan Pollard could be freed from prison soon WASHINGTON -- Convicted American spy Jonathan Pollard could be released from federal prison within months.
Nation Jul 24 New inquiry into Clinton emails fuels political questions WASHINGTON -- A new letter by intelligence investigators to the Justice Department says secret government information may have been compromised in Hillary Rodham Clinton's private server, underscoring an inescapable reality for her presidential campaign: Email is forever.
Nation Jul 18 FBI: Deadly shootings in Tennessee illustrate lone gunman threat The deadly shootings at military sites in Tennessee illustrate the threat that FBI officials have warned about: violence directed against a vulnerable government target by a lone gunman with apparent terrorist aspirations.
Nation Jul 10 Federal judge says government must release video of a Guantanamo detainee’s force-feeding A federal judge has ordered the government to get ready to release videotapes showing the force-feeding of a Guantanamo Bay detainee.
Nation Jul 03 U.S. probe into airline collusion needs more than circumstantial evidence WASHINGTON — As the Justice Department launches an investigation into possible collusion in the airline industry, experts say the government faces the burden of proving that carriers were deliberately signaling business decisions to each other.
Politics May 09 Update: DOJ announces investigation into Baltimore police The Justice Department waded anew Friday into fraught big city police-community relations, with new Attorney General Loretta Lynch declaring the subject "one of the most challenging issues of our time."…
Nation May 08 Justice Department launches investigation of Baltimore police WASHINGTON — The Justice Department will conduct a broad investigation into the Baltimore police force in search of law enforcement practices that are unconstitutional and violate civil rights, Attorney General Loretta Lynch said Friday.
Nation May 07 Federal investigators knew one gunman wanted to attend controversial cartoon event in Texas Federal investigators knew that one of the two gunmen in an attempted attack outside a provocative cartoon contest in Texas might be interested in going to the event, but they had no information that he was going to commit violence,…
Nation Apr 29 AG Lynch decries ‘senseless’ violence in Baltimore Attorney General Loretta Lynch on Wednesday called the rioting in Baltimore "senseless acts of violence" that were counterproductive to improving relationships between the police and community.