Attorney General

Democratic Group Says It Will Only Endorse AG Candidates Who Support Abortion

The Democratic Attorneys General Association announced the new litmus test for Democratic candidates on Monday.
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Jeff Sessions Back In Congress?

Former Attorney General Jeff Sessions has announced that he is running for his old Alabama Senate seat.
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Report: Barr Refused To Clear Trump Over Ukraine Call

A new Washington Post report says President Donald Trump wanted Attorney General William Barr to clear him over the Ukraine scandal and Barr refused.
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Ohio Legislators Accidentally Legalized Pot, Say Law Enforcement Experts

What were they smoking?
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Comey Tells AG Barr: Be A Leader And Stop 'Sliming' Your Own People

“If there are bad facts, show us," tweeted the former FBI director. "Donald Trump has enough spokespeople."
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William Barr Won’t Say If Trump Asked Him To Investigate His Political Opponents

It depends on the definition of the word "suggest."
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Sen. Kamala Harris Questions Attorney General William Barr

Attorney General faces a tough series of questions from Sen. Kamala Harris (D-Calif.).
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Barr Releases Mueller's Report — And Feels The Heat

After releasing a redacted version of the report, Barr has faced widespread criticism from Democrats and some legal experts.
By Andy Sullivan, Reuters

Attorney General Barr Testifies On Obamacare Lawsuit

During a House Appropriations Committee hearing, Rep. Matt Cartwright (D-Pa.) criticized Attorney General William Barr for his handling of a lawsuit against the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act.
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Trump Says Probe Led To 'Evil Things' As House Dems Demand Mueller Report

The President said "a lot of people" did "evil" and "treasonous" things during the investigation into Russian collusion.
By Mary Clare Jalonick, AP