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...appeared before the Senate Appropriations Committee following weeks in the hot...suspected of criminal wrongdoing. White House officials were on the defensive...
...a member of the Senate Judiciary Committee, took to social media on...
...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...
...perspective, however, the attacks just keep coming. Top Republicans on the House Judiciary Committee launched an investigation on May 29 into whether Holder, the nation...
...Jr., chairman of the executive committee of the Judicial Conference of...a spokesman for the federal judiciary, officials decided to redistribute money...
...declined to prosecute Holder. Now, top Republicans on the House Judiciary Committee have launched an investigation into whether Holder lied to Congress when...
...Street. The White House on May 30...on the Senate Judiciary Committee, said he would...
...of the Senate Judiciary Committee who normally leads...spots. The White House has no other...
...Eric Holder as attorney general," Obama told reporters at the White House on May 16, responding to the criticism. "He's an outstanding...
...funding, saying the judiciary lacks the budget...to the White House Office of Management...conference's executive committee, said the judiciary...
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