...popularity is suffering amid intense criticism from news organizations and Republicans and Democrats in Congress about how the Justice Department handled leak investigations and targeted...
...S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit symbolized a White House more dismissive of Republican opposition and a president more willing to get...
...took the rare step of responding publicly to a letter from top House Republicans who questioned whether Holder had lied to Congress. The...
...House Republicans are again making moves toward pressing a criminal case against the...
...clashed with the White House over a controversial surveillance program. His role in other decisions could draw questions from Democrats and civil liberties groups...
...Senate Democrats, however, have signaled that the court is becoming a higher priority for them. Obama got personally involved in the White House push...
...news organizations and Republicans and Democrats in Congress that prosecutors overstepped...told reporters at the White House on May 16, responding to...
...transparency once again faces criticismthis time from both Republicans and Democratsfollowing the revelation that the U.S. Department of Justice secretly...
... At the White House and on Capitol Hill, President...In 2010, for example, congressional Democrats called on the IRS to...
...put it at the White House: "Tom knows this stuff...chairman was Wayne Coy, a Democrat from Indiana who headed the...
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