Supreme Court Asks the Administration to Weigh In on Iowa Immigration Law

Supreme Court Asks the Administration to Weigh In on Iowa Immigration Law

The justices want the solicitor general's view before deciding what to do with Iowa's blocked immigration law.

Watchdog Finds Medical Delays and Staff Gaps at New Hampshire Federal Prison

Watchdog Finds Medical Delays and Staff Gaps at New Hampshire Federal Prison

The inspector general reports waits of nearly a year for some consultations at a prison running at about half its capacity.

CBS Transcript Page Promises Mullin and Barrasso, Delivers Turner, Cramer and Nixon

CBS Transcript Page Promises Mullin and Barrasso, Delivers Turner, Cramer and Nixon

The summary names two guests who never appear in the transcript, and a repost carried the error forward.

Feds Suspect a Ransom Negotiator Helped Run Hacker Extortion Site

Krebs reports the FBI is moving fast on anyone who had contact with the group that stole the bureau's own files.

Feds Arrest 11 in California Noncitizen Voting Sweep

The Justice Department says the green card holders lied about citizenship to register, and most of them cast ballots.

Supreme Court Refuses to Revive 9/11 Plea Deals

The justices left in place a D.C. Circuit ruling that Lloyd Austin had the authority to cancel the Guantanamo agreements.

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CBS Transcript Page Promises Mullin and Barrasso, Delivers Turner, Cramer and Nixon

CBS Transcript Page Promises Mullin and Barrasso, Delivers Turner, Cramer and Nixon

The summary names two guests who never appear in the transcript, and a repost carried the error forward.

Supreme Court Asks the Administration to Weigh In on Iowa Immigration Law

Supreme Court Asks the Administration to Weigh In on Iowa Immigration Law

The justices want the solicitor general's view before deciding what to do with Iowa's blocked immigration law.

Watchdog Finds Medical Delays and Staff Gaps at New Hampshire Federal Prison

Watchdog Finds Medical Delays and Staff Gaps at New Hampshire Federal Prison

The inspector general reports waits of nearly a year for some consultations at a prison running at about half its capacity.

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CBS Transcript Page Promises Mullin and Barrasso, Delivers Turner, Cramer and Nixon

CBS Transcript Page Promises Mullin and Barrasso, Delivers Turner, Cramer and Nixon

The summary names two guests who never appear in the transcript, and a repost carried the error forward.

Supreme Court Asks the Administration to Weigh In on Iowa Immigration Law

Supreme Court Asks the Administration to Weigh In on Iowa Immigration Law

The justices want the solicitor general's view before deciding what to do with Iowa's blocked immigration law.

Watchdog Finds Medical Delays and Staff Gaps at New Hampshire Federal Prison

Watchdog Finds Medical Delays and Staff Gaps at New Hampshire Federal Prison

The inspector general reports waits of nearly a year for some consultations at a prison running at about half its capacity.

Feds Suspect a Ransom Negotiator Helped Run Hacker Extortion Site

Feds Suspect a Ransom Negotiator Helped Run Hacker Extortion Site

Krebs reports the FBI is moving fast on anyone who had contact with the group that stole the bureau's own files.

Feds Arrest 11 in California Noncitizen Voting Sweep

Feds Arrest 11 in California Noncitizen Voting Sweep

The Justice Department says the green card holders lied about citizenship to register, and most of them cast ballots.

Supreme Court Refuses to Revive 9/11 Plea Deals

Supreme Court Refuses to Revive 9/11 Plea Deals

The justices left in place a D.C. Circuit ruling that Lloyd Austin had the authority to cancel the Guantanamo agreements.

National Guard Member Shot Breaking Up a D.C. Street Fight

National Guard Member Shot Breaking Up a D.C. Street Fight

Police say the suspect ran into an alley, pointed a gun at Guard members and was shot when three of them returned fire.

DOJ Opens Civil Rights Investigation Into Bowser's D.C. Jails

DOJ Opens Civil Rights Investigation Into Bowser's D.C. Jails

What the Justice Department's notice to Mayor Bowser says about the scope of the jail probe and how it will proceed.

The Ticket Case Was Bigger Than the Beyoncé Headline

The Ticket Case Was Bigger Than the Beyoncé Headline

The DOJ and FTC complaint against REPS & Company alleges 18.5 million tickets bought past purchase limits for at least 83,500 events.

DOJ Probes New Jersey Town Over Gun-Permit Delays

DOJ Probes New Jersey Town Over Gun-Permit Delays

The Civil Rights Division's Second Amendment Section will examine whether Pennsauken Township Police stall firearm permits.

Kansas CEO Gets 19 Years for $1 Billion Medicare Brace Scheme

Kansas CEO Gets 19 Years for $1 Billion Medicare Brace Scheme

Prosecutors say Brett Blackman's DMERx platform paid doctors to sign brace orders for patients they never saw.

St. Louis Crime Surge Ends With 412 Warrants Cleared, $1.25 Million Seized

St. Louis Crime Surge Ends With 412 Warrants Cleared, $1.25 Million Seized

A two-month ATF surge paired 90 federal agents with St. Louis police, arrested 435 people and seized 166 illegal guns.

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