Three active duty US Marines charged over Jan 6 riot One expressed sympathy for the far right Boogaloo Bois militia, according to the DOJ The Independent UK · Jan 19, 2023
US settlement signals protections for addiction medicine A former Tennessee correctional officer could receive $160,000 in back pay and damages after he was forced to resign for taking Suboxone to treat his opioid use disorder The Independent UK · Jan 19, 2023
GOP has a plan: Next time coup better Trump's not going to jail and major Republicans have faced no consequences. They'll absolutely try it again Salon · Jan 19, 2023
US arrests Russian crypto boss who ‘catered to known crooks’ Justice dept says Anatoly Legkodymov operated the Hong Kong-registered Bitzlato exchange as a money laundering haven. Al Jazeera · Jan 18, 2023
Jan 6 defendant stabbed in the nose during jail fight over Tucker Carlson show Department of Justice has charged nearly 1,000 January 6 suspects The Independent UK · Jan 17, 2023
No visitor logs from Biden home where classified files found White House lawyers say Biden’s ‘personal residence is personal’ after GOP demands more information about searches. Al Jazeera · Jan 16, 2023
Trump: "I've done nothing wrong" Donald Trump was up bright and early on Saturday morning ranting about the Department of Justice's investigation Salon · Jan 15, 2023
More classified documents found at Biden’s home White House says five additional pages with classified markings were discovered at the president’s Delaware home. Al Jazeera · Jan 14, 2023
White House says more classified documents found at Biden home Five additional pages with classification markings had not been previously identified The Independent UK · Jan 14, 2023
Why Trump, not Biden, faces more peril from the new special counsel probe Justice Department veterans tell Andrew Feinberg why the appointment of a new special counsel to investigate Joe Biden is actually bad news for Donald Trump The Independent UK · Jan 14, 2023
Here's what we know about the classified documents found at Biden's home and office The fast-moving revelations have placed the president under the investigation of a special counsel and ignited Republican criticism. The White House said on Saturday that more documents were found. WEKU · Jan 14, 2023
DOJ appeal in Texas mass shooting case pleases NRA and puzzles gun control advocates A 2021 ruling found that the government was mostly responsible for the mass shooting in Sutherland Springs, Texas. But the DOJ appealed that ruling this week, which critics say is a win for the NRA. WEKU · Jan 14, 2023
Why Trump, not Biden, faces more peril from the new special counsel probe Justice Department veterans tell Andrew Feinberg why the appointment of a new special counsel to investigate Joe Biden is actually bad news for Donald Trump The Independent UK · Jan 13, 2023
For Biden, probe of classified documents is a political snag Special counsels are investigating both Donald Trump and Joe Biden over their handling of classified documents. Al Jazeera · Jan 13, 2023
The Conversation · Jan 13, 2023 Special counsels, like those examining Biden's and Trump's handling of classified documents, are intended to be independent – but they aren't entirely Attorney General Merrick Garland has now appointed two veteran prosecutors as special counsels to oversee investigations into how President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump handled classified documents after leaving office – Biden after he ended his terms as vice president in 2017, and Trump after leaving the Oval…
USAFacts · Jan 13, 2023 How do crisis teams handle mental health calls differently from police? Our nation, in numbers. USAFacts provides a comprehensive, nonpartisan view of the state of our union.
ABC News · Jan 13, 2023 How does Joe Biden's handling of classified documents compare to Donald Trump's, and what will the fallout be? After sensitive government documents were found in President Joe Biden's garage, Republicans are crying hypocrisy over the way it is being handled. So how does it compare with former president Donald Trump's document probe?
Axios · Jan 12, 2023 What we know about Biden's classified documents investigation Garland "concluded that under the special counsel regulations, it was in the public interest to appoint a special counsel."
Los Angeles Times · Jan 12, 2023 Attorney General Garland names special counsel to review classified documents found at Biden’s office, home WASHINGTON — Attorney General Merrick Garland on Thursday named a special counsel to investigate the unauthorized removal and retention of classified documents that were discovered at President Joe Biden’s office and home.
Al Jazeera · Jan 12, 2023 White House confirms more classified files found at Biden’s home President says his administration is ‘cooperating fully’ with Justice Department review of handling of classified files.
WEKU · Jan 12, 2023 Biden's lawyer says additional classified documents found, GOP calls for new probes President Biden's lawyers have found more classified documents, this time at his Wilmington, Del., home. According to his lawyer Richard Sauber, "all but one" were found in storage in Biden's garage.
The Independent UK · Jan 12, 2023 Classified documents found in Biden’s garage as president says he’s ‘cooperating fully’ President Biden says he is ‘cooperating fully’ with the US Justice Department
Irish Mirror · Jan 12, 2023 US President Joe Biden 'surprised' classified government records were found at old office Documents with classified markings were found at the Penn Biden Center in Washington
The Independent UK · Jan 12, 2023 Republicans call for US attorney general to name special counsel in tit-for-tat over Biden classified documents Republican senators want a special prosecutor to probe Mr Biden because there is already one investigating his predecessor
The Independent UK · Jan 12, 2023 Does the classified papers stash make Biden as bad as Trump? Here is the key difference News analysis: How President Biden’s attorneys reacted to discovering documents with classification markings in a locked office once used by the president will go a long way toward keeping the Department of Justice off his back