Four hundred and twelve people, including 56 doctors, have been arrested in “the largest ever health care fraud enforcement action,” Attorney General Jeff Sessions and Health and Human Services Secretary Tom Price announced Thursday.
The New York Times reported Tuesday, citing an anonymous source, that President Donald Trump’s legal team has turned against his son-in-law and Senior Advisor Jared Kushner.
Speaker of the House Paul Ryan made a push for a “National Day of Civility” Wednesday, posting a video and sending his followers an email.
Attorney General Jeff Sessions spoke in Las Vegas, Nevada Wednesday to federal, state, and local law enforcement about ongoing efforts to combat violent crime and rein in so-called “sanctuary cities.”
Christopher Wray, President Donald Trump’s pick to succeed James Comey as director of the FBI, appeared before the Senate Judiciary Committee Wednesday, the first step in his campaign for Senate confirmation.
Pew Research released a poll Monday of Americans’ views of the influence of major institutions.
Former DOJ Civil Rights Division Attorney and head of the Public Interest Legal Foundation (PILF), J. Christian Adams, is slated to join President Donald Trump’s Advisory Commission on Election Integrity, it was announced Monday.
Attorney General Jeff Sessions addressed the 30th DARE Training Conference in Dallas, Texas Tuesday, devoting much of his speech to the skyrocketing level of drug overdoses in America.
Walter Shaub Jr., the Obama-appointed director of the Office of Government Ethics (OGE), announced Thursday he will be stepping down from his post six months early.
Secretary of State Rex Tillerson gave a strong indication Friday that the Trump administration is taking a tougher stance against Syrian President Bashar al-Assad.
The Department of Justice (DOJ) revealed that Attorney General Jeff Sessions and Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein are making a previously unannounced trip to Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, Friday.
The Justice Department announced Thursday that it has received and is reviewing claims of compliance from ten suspected “sanctuary” jurisdictions.
Attorney General Jeff Sessions responded Wednesday to yet another “assassination” of an on duty police officer in New York City.
New York Magazine published an op-ed from venerable leftist writer Frank Rich Tuesday in which Rich calls on MSNBC host Joe Scarborough to release texts and phone records he claims to have from “top aides” in the Trump administration.
A new Marist/NPR poll released Monday shows 68 percent of American adults trust the media either “not very much” or, as 37 percent responded, “not at all.”
Attorney General Jeff Sessions addressed the 2017 Department of Justice Hate Crimes Summit in Washington Thursday.
The Association of Mature American Citizens (AMAC), the leading conservative seniors’ organization in the country, filed a complaint with the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Thursday over CNN’s reporting on Russian hacking.
Jose Arizmendi, a 54-year-old man who had been an American citizen since 1996, lost that citizenship Tuesday after a court found he had lied on his original citizenship application.
The New York Times placed a bombshell of a correction at the bottom of a pessimistic piece on President Donald Trump Thursday.
Secretary of Homeland Security John Kelly confirmed Wednesday that his department will be implementing additional measures aimed at securing air travel from terrorist threats.
Attorney General Jeff Sessions issued a statement Wednesday urging members of the House of Representatives to pass two bills designed to crack down on illegal immigration.
Conservative non-profits labeled “hate groups” by the left-wing advocacy outfit the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC), responded this week to Guidestar USA’s decision to stop using the designation.
On Monday, the last day for orders of its term, the Supreme Court of the United States pushed two cases with potentially far-reaching implications for immigration enforcement to its fall term.
In a 7-2 ruling, the court held in Trinity Lutheran Church v. Comer that states cannot prohibit churches from receiving otherwise generally available benefits based purely on their being a religious institution.
The Supreme Court of the United States announced Monday that it will review the lower court injunctions blocking enforcement of President Donald Trump’s executive order barring travel from six Muslim-majority countries.
The Senate Judiciary Committee announced Friday it sent four investigatory letters, including one to former Attorney General Loretta Lynch.
International movie superstar Johnny Depp may be in hot water over comments he made about President Donald Trump.
President Donald Trump tweeted Thursday that he was “very supportive” of the Senate health care bill unveiled that morning. The text of the bill, titled the “Better Care Reconciliation Act of 2017,” was made public Thursday, more than a month after the House passed its own bill, the American Health Care Act (AHCA).
Speaker of the House Paul Ryan (R-WI) gave his weekly press conference Thursday, less than an hour after Senate Republicans released their version of the American Health Care Act.
MSNBC’s Joy Reid sent out a series of tweets Tuesday downplaying Jon Ossoff’s decisive loss in the “referendum” special election in Georgia’s Sixth Congressional District.
Attorney General Jeff Sessions announced the launch of a new law enforcement assistance program, the “National Public Safety Partnership,” as he kicked off a national summit on violent crime Tuesday.
Best-selling author and conservative commentator Ann Coulter addressed a panel of the Washington Post-sponsored “Free to State: A New Era for the First Amendment” conference Tuesday.
Speaker of the House Paul Ryan (R-WI) turned his attention to tax reform Tuesday as he addressed a meeting of the National Association of Manufacturers (NAM).
Backers of Bernie Sanders are suing the Democratic National Committee (DNC) for fraud based on last summer’s hacks revealing systemic bias for Hillary Clinton in the 2016 primary campaign.
Two important political appointees were named to Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein’s team at the Department of Justice Monday.
The Supreme Court affirmed the Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit Monday, holding that a law prohibiting “disparaging” trademarks violates the First Amendment.
ABC News reported Friday that Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein, who appointed Robert Mueller as special counsel for the Russia investigation last month, may be considering recusing himself from that investigation.
Two former titans of the Senate’s limited-government conservative right, Jim DeMint and Tom “Dr. No” Coburn, have lent their voices and experience to Convention of States, an initiative to bring about a state-led convention to amend the U.S. Constitution.
With 99.92 percent of precincts reporting, Ed Gillespie appears to have won Tuesday’s Republican primary for governor by an unexpectedly narrow margin.
Attorney General Jeff Sessions repeated disagreements with ex-FBI Director James Comey’s account of the two’s interaction in his testimony before the Senate Intelligence Committee Tuesday.
