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...PubArticleNLJ.jsp?id=1202603042436&Republicans_Raising_Hell__And_Money__Over...that they are the White House's political enforcer in the...
...style surveillance of Americans who are not suspected of criminal wrongdoing. White House officials were on the defensive, telling reporters that the authority to review...
...Holder's popularity is suffering amid intense criticism from news organizations and Republicans and Democrats in Congress about how the Justice Department handled leak investigations...
...of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit symbolized a White House more dismissive of Republican opposition and a president more willing to get involved personally...
...the rare step of responding publicly to a letter from top House Republicans who questioned whether Holder had lied to Congress. The...
Federal public defenders in Washington got some bad news in May when they learned that they'd have to take an additional week of unpaid leave on top of the 15 furlough days already mandated by federa
...court on behalf of the Bipartisan Legal Advisory Group, led by House Republicans. A decision is pending. The next month, Clement represented...
...House Republicans are again making moves toward pressing a criminal case against the...
...34;I think that the temperature of Republicans on what he did in opposing the White House counsel on the national security wiretap matter...
... WHO'S TESTIFYING? Republican members of the House Financial Services Committee felt stood up by the U.S...
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