Texts: Gov. Phil Bryant, NFL legend Brett Favre worked together to channel welfare funds to build a volleyball stadium at their alma mater.

U.S. Attorney John Huber was tasked with reviewing the FBI’s work on the Clinton Foundation and Uranium One. He has found nothing worth pursuing, according to people familiar with the matter.

A day that began with thousands of President Trump’s supporters in Washington for demonstrations turned violent as many in attendance saw Wednesday as a last stand for Trump because Congress was set...

An attorney for Andrew Miller said the move was part of a plan to appeal, perhaps all the way to the Supreme Court.

Anne Milgram, critic of criminal-justice system, would shape drug enforcement amid a worsening opioid crisis, if she is confirmed.

The Justice Department cited “presidential communications privilege,” but the move is likely to anger Democrats who say the House investigation is being damaged.

Trump’s Justice Department has repeatedly tapped outside U.S. attorneys to review the work already done by others on politically sensitive cases.

George Nader, who became a key witness in the Mueller probe into Trump campaign contacts with Russians, had a previous criminal record of child pornography charges.

Law enforcement officials are considering forgoing charges against those who went into Congress but are not linked to violence, threats or destruction.

A new Justice Department policy on when and how federal agents may use force requires them to intervene if they see an officer using excessive force -- a change that comes after the killing of George...

The House Intelligence Committee chairman said Wednesday the request was an effort to get access to specific documents that the Justice Department has refused to release.

As Stone’s trial opened, his defense team argued that the president’s longtime friend never intended to mislead Congress about his efforts during the 2016 campaign.

The attorney general has privately said he doesn’t think the inspector general can conclude yet that the FBI had enough information to open probe of a Trump campaign aide in 2016.

The Justice Department cited “presidential communications privilege,” but the move is likely to anger Democrats who say the House investigation is being damaged.

The action grew out of a leak investigation surrounding reporting on Russia’s role in the 2016 election.

A judge ordered the release of investigative materials involving the federal probe of payments made to protect Trump’s candidacy.

An internal FBI report reviewed by The Post is the starkest evidence yet of the sizable intelligence failure that preceded last week’s mayhem.

The revelation marks another example of the intelligence failures preceding last week’s deadly assault, critics say.

Dramatic testimony from the son undercut claims by father Mark Harris and his campaign strategist that they had not been aware of any red flags.

The political organization of Virginia Gov. Terry McAuliffe, a Democrat with longstanding ties to Bill and Hillary Clinton, gave nearly $500,000 to the election campaign of the wife of an official at...

Documents on Iran’s missile program, U.S. intelligence work aimed at China were among the most sensitive material seized by the FBI, people familiar with the matter say.

Daniel Goldman will lead witness questioning during the hearings that begin Wednesday.

Unsealed request for court order names three articles for which Trump administration sought to identify leakers.

“You’re under no obligation to tell the truth,” Giuliani’s law partner said in defending the former New York mayor’s promise of an October surprise.

The decision on Christopher Hasson overturns an earlier decision by a magistrate judge to release the Maryland man on home arrest.

Angelita Rodriguez doesn't blame God for her husband's death. She doesn't blame the coronavirus, either. She blames Smithfield Foods.

A spokesman for the federal prosecutor in Kansas City said he was “checking” on Barr’s comments Wednesday.

The men allegedly sprayed the officer in the face with a chemical. They were not charged in Sicknick’s death.

After a news report disclosing the unusual move, the inspector general clarified to witnesses that written comments would be allowed.

"It's being read across the country. It's in People, the Globe, HuffPost, and the Daily News," Chief Brandon del Pozo posted on Facebook.

Mueller is interviewing senior intelligence officials as the Russia probe widens.

Ex-staffer Molly Michael’s emails and texts are guiding Justice Department investigators, who increasingly suspect the former president tried to keep some documents after a subpoena was issued.

For many months, FBI agents did not act on the allegations. And dozens more appear to have been abused in the meantime, the report said.

Critics say the proposed change, and a new rule for gag orders, would build higher walls of secrecy around federal investigations.

The Justice Dept. watchdog concluded the FBI had an adequate basis to open the Russia investigation — in part based on an assurance from U.S. Attorney John Durham.

Authorities seeking to determine a motive have focused on the gunman’s apparent fascination with white supremacy as well as a patch with extremist initials on his clothing.

Rhodes, one of two people arrested Thursday, is the highest-profile defendant to date in the sprawling investigation of the Capitol attack.

They have not resigned from their police officer roles.

Hunter Biden, the president’s son, has filed a lawsuit claiming that the IRS violated his privacy rights as a taxpayer when agents made disclosures to Congress.

The allegations by the former White House aide threaten to become another political headache for the administration.

Joel McElvain, a career civil servant, submitted his resignation a day after Attorney General Jeff Sessions told Congress he would not defend the Affordable Care Act in court.