Author: Kevin Johnson, USA TODAY

The Justice Department said it was limited in what could be disclosed because of three continuing investigations into the death led by the FBI, the department’s inspector general and the Bureauof Prisons.

Series of deadly shootings highlight simmering threat within the U.S.; risk nearly on par with international terror threat

U.S. District Judge Jesse Furman ruled that the government provided “no reasons, let alone satisfactory reasons,” for the request.

Secret Service: Mental illness stalks mass casualty attackers; nearly all made prior threats

Robert Mueller made a public appearance Wednesday reminiscent of his long tenure at the FBI. This time he revived an impeachment debate.

Attorney General William Barr asked John Durham, the top federal prosecutor in Connecticut, to review the probe of Russia’s 2016 election meddling.

Deputy AG Rosenstein offers staunch defense of Russia investigation

Attorney General William Barr will release the report capping an investigation into Russian election meddling and President Donald Trump’s campaign.

It was a show of political civility rare in the hyper-contentious capital: Jeff Sessions returned to applause for a Justice Department ceremony.