Carrie Johnson

Case Against Benghazi Suspect Is Complex, Justice Department Says

Benghazi Suspect Spends A Day In Court

Supreme Court Deals A Blow To Unions, But It's Not Quite Mortal

Murdered Voting Advocate's Brother Wants Protections Back

Report Questions U.S. Policy On Overseas Drone Strikes

In 'Drone Memo,' A Step Toward Transparency On Targeting Americans

FBI Director Comey Looks Ahead To His Next Nine Years

Prison Rape Law A Decade Old, But Most States Not In Compliance

One Year Later, Snowden Still Evades U.S. Charges

Justice Department Renews Focus On Homegrown Terrorists

House Vote Aims To Derail DOJ Processing Of Clemency Petitions

New DOJ Policy Urges Agents To Videotape Interrogations