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Apr 09

Watch 7:11
Barr's congressional appearance suggests parties are on a 'collision course' over Mueller

Attorney General William Barr appeared on Capitol Hill Tuesday to discuss his agency budget. With prompting from House Democrats, he also talked about when Congress and the public will see the Mueller report and how much of it Barr will…

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Feb 22

Who is Jeffrey Rosen, Trump's pick to replace Deputy AG Rosenstein?

By Gretchen Frazee

Rosen, who currently serves as the deputy secretary of the Department of Transportation, has no prosecutorial experience, which is unusual for someone nominated to be the deputy attorney general.

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Feb 22

Trump to let attorney general decide what to release from Mueller report

By Associated Press

White House spokeswoman Sarah Sanders said Trump was "following the proper process" by putting the decision to William Barr.

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Feb 07

Acting AG Whitaker says he won't testify unless House panel drops subpoena threat

By Associated Press

Matthew Whitaker said in a statement Thursday that the House Judiciary Committee is trying "to create a public spectacle" by authorizing a tentative subpoena for his testimony even though he had already agreed to appear voluntarily.

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Feb 07

Senate Judiciary Committee approves nomination of William Barr to be next attorney general

By Associated Press

Barr's nomination will now be considered by the full Senate.

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Feb 07

WATCH: Senate panel approves William Barr, Trump's attorney general nominee

By Mary Clare Jalonick, Eric Tucker, Associated Press

The Senate Judiciary Committee approved William Barr's nomination for attorney general along party lines Thursday, with Republicans praising his credentials and Democrats questioning how transparent he'll be once special counsel Robert Mueller's Russia investigation concludes.

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Jan 16

Barr defended Mueller's investigation. But a fight over the final report could get ugly

By Daniel Bush

The last time Barr was nominated as attorney general, in 1991, he was confirmed by a voice vote. That won’t happen this time, but Barr’s confirmation is widely seen as a sure thing in the Republican-controlled Senate.

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Jan 15

Watch 3:21
Barr pledges to protect Mueller probe from partisanship and 'personal interests'

In his confirmation hearing, William Barr wasted no time declaring independence from the president who nominated him. President Trump's pick for attorney general vowed not to fire -- without just cause -- special counsel Robert Mueller, nor interfere with the…

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Jan 15

Watch 5:47
Klobuchar 'very concerned' about Barr's independence in light of Mueller memo

Sen. Amy Klobuchar, D-Minn., said she has serious concerns about Attorney General nominee William Barr’s stances on the Mueller investigation, but that it was positive to hear him say he would let the probe run its course. The senator joins…

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Jan 15

Watch 5:55
Barr's Mueller probe memo shouldn't be disqualifying, former deputy says

Lots of lawyers have thoughts about the special counsel’s investigation into Russian interference, said former Deputy Attorney General George Terwilliger, and the fact that Attorney General nominee William Barr shared his thoughts isn’t “really unusual.” Terwilliger joins Judy Woodruff to…

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