The lawsuit, the second this week from an ex-FBI official challenging the circumstances of his termination, says the firing was part of Trump’s plan to rid the bureau of leaders he perceived as disloyal to him. Continue reading →

Duff Conacher of Democracy Watch says an investigation is necessary to determine if LeBlanc violated ethics laws by “participating in the decisions to appoint the judges.” Continue reading →

CeaseFire closed on July 15 last year after its funding ran out. Continue reading →

The department argues there was a plan to make the president’s tax returns public, which means the request was not to carry out a legitimate legislative function. Continue reading →

The federal justice department launched FILU in August 2016 as part of a four-year, $16.17-million commitment to programs and community-based organizations that provide specialized victim services for MMIWG families. Continue reading →

Adam Rodgers, who represents Lionel Desmond’s family and his estate, says the department has imposed unrealistic restrictions on legal fees and preparation time. Continue reading →

Woven through thousands of court papers, the special counsel has made his public report. Continue reading →

The code names were allegedly used by some in the military to hide information related to the court case of the country’s second highest-level soldier, say Mark Norman’s lawyers. Continue reading →

The total amount is slightly more than half what U.S. President Donald Trump has said it is, which he put at $40 million. Continue reading →

It wasn’t clear what charges Trump wanted pursued against Clinton, although he has repeatedly assailed her over her use of a private email server during her time as secretary of state. Continue reading →