npr Deputy Attorney General McNulty Resigns by Ari Shapiro Morning Edition, May 15, 2007 · Deputy Attorney General Paul McNulty has announced that he will resign late this summer. He is the most senior official to step down from the Justice Department in the ongoing furor over fired U.S. attorneys. McNulty did not mention the…
Think Progress Gonzales’ classmates give him a failing grade. Several dozen of Alberto Gonzales’ classmates at Harvard Law School, Class of 1982, wrote in a letter today: “As lawyers, and as a matter of principle, we can no longer be silent about this administration’s consistent disdain for the liberties we hold dear. Your failure to…
Impeachment draws interest from activists The Associated Press Sunday, May 13 WHITE RIVER JUNCTION, Vt. (AP) – Impeachment activists called on U.S. Rep. Peter Welch at an emotional meeting yesterday to initiate impeachment investigations against President Bush and Vice President Dick Cheney as they criticized him for supporting additional funding for the war. At the…
By Josh Meyer, Los Angeles Times Even as the FBI hails as a major success story its breakup of an alleged plot by “radical Islamists” to kill soldiers at Fort Dix, N.J., federal authorities acknowledge that the case has underscored a troubling vulnerability in the domestic war on terror. They say the FBI, despite an…
