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Justice Dept. gun-tracking program should share more info with other police agencies

By Laurel Adams

A Justice Department program to help reduce drug cartel violence along the U.S. border found 90 percent of guns smuggled into Mexico came fr

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U.S. guns arming Mexican drug cartels

By The Center for Public Integrity

Mexico demands information on controversial ATF gun investigation

By John Solomon

Border agents unwittingly freed suspects near border with weapons from federal sting

By John Solomon, David Heath and Ricardo Sandoval Palos

Justice Department enacts rule for reporting of rifle sales along the Southwest border

By Corbin Hiar

Grassley asks for independent investigator to probe ATF

By John Solomon

Sen. Charles Grassley, the top Republican on the Senate Judiciary Committee, demanded Tuesday that an independent watchdog be used to invest

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House committee subpoenas ATF for documents on gun probe

By David Heath

SEC watchdog: Becoming political appointee would jeopardize White House probe

By John Solomon

Veterans Department official bills government $130,000 for commute to Washington

By Corbin Hiar

IMPACT: Sen. Grassley demands review of VA travel after news of $131,000 commute

By Corbin Hiar

House committee subpoenas ATF for documents on gun probe

By David Heath

The House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform today issued a subpoena

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Grassley asks for independent investigator to probe ATF

By John Solomon

Fallout from Fast and Furious probe claims two high-level victims

By Corbin Hiar

E-mails allege strife within ATF over Grassley probe

By David Heath

Gun shy: Firearms dealer worried ATF would let weapons slip to bad guy

By John Solomon

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Federal courthouse security guards failed to detect mock bombs

By Julie Vorman

A $370 million program run by the U.S. Marshals Service to protect federal courthouses failed to detect mock explosive devices sent to sever

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Pentagon’s annual financial report still unreliable, inconsistent

By Julie Vorman

Nondisclosure forms needed as contractor ranks grow

By Julie Vorman

One-fourth of Pentagon’s war zone pay to civilians was improper

By Julie Vorman

IGs lauded for sniffing out potential savings of $87.2 billion in last year

By Corbin Hiar

Does Blagojevich arrest make Illinois the new New Jersey?

By Sarah Laskow

This morning’s idle chatter in the Center newsroom raised the question of whether Illinois may have surpassed those perennially ethically ch

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Obama-backed solar firm collapses: ABC segment

Obama campaign identifies 11 new bundlers

By Michael Beckel

Obama bundlers closely tied to influence industry

By Michael Beckel

Resources for understanding the fiscal cliff

By The Center for Public Integrity

DOJ releases, then tries to reel back FOIA documents in Holocaust case

By Amy Biegelsen

A federal government ban on Holocaust survivors suing to collect on European insurance policies from that era may be on a shaky legal footin

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Lawyer tries again to get U.S. Supreme Court to hear Holocaust-related suit

By Amy Biegelsen

FOIA, meet POIA: Advocates will push for it again in 2011

By Amy Biegelsen

Civil rights groups want details on immigrant fingerprint program

New attitude towards FOIA, but who’s going to clear the backlog?

By Kat Aaron

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Interpol reacts to ICIJ story

By ICIJ

Interpol's press secretary reacts to ICIJ's findings, and reporter Libby Lewis responds.

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Interpol's Red Notices used by some to pursue political dissenters, opponents

By Libby Lewis

SOLUTIONS: Interpol Needs a Big Dose of Transparency

By Ilya Katsnelson

‘Baby steps’ for federal e-rulemaking process

By Jeremy Borden

House votes to hold attorney general in contempt

By The Associated Press

Fallout from Fast and Furious probe claims two high-level victims

By Corbin Hiar

Two federal officials lose their jobs in the aftermath of a controversial federal gun investigation

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House committee subpoenas ATF for documents on gun probe

By David Heath

Border agents unwittingly freed suspects near border with weapons from federal sting

By John Solomon, David Heath and Ricardo Sandoval Palos

Grassley asks for independent investigator to probe ATF

By John Solomon

Rep. Issa, Attorney General Holder clash over ATF gun trafficking probe

By David Heath

Too close to the edge on torture

By The Center for Public Integrity

In 2008 top officials of the DOJ and White House defended interrogation policies against a torrent of congressional questions about torture

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U.S. treatment of detainees deplored

By Michael Bilton

ACLU plans new attempt to get Bush memo on rendition

By Ariel Wittenberg

Secret US detention program had many foreign collaborators

By Douglas Birch

Ahmed Ressam, mastermind of foiled LAX plot, gave up valuable details about al-Qaida without harsh interrogation

By David Heath

Politicization of Department of Justice

By The Center for Public Integrity

Ideological hiring and firing policies lead to resignation of top Justice officials

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Patrick Leahy — Senate Judiciary Committee

By Aaron Mehta

Attorney General Holder, Issa square off over Fast and Furious documents

By The Associated Press

Consultant profile: Olsen & Shuvalov

By Robert Brodsky

Executive Office of the President "loses" e-mails

By The Center for Public Integrity

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