Rod Rosenstein
Rosenstein leaves the Justice Department in the midst of a congressional brawl—on the two-year anniversary of former FBI Director James Comey’s firing.
The deputy attorney general was a frequent target of Trump’s ire. Rod Rosenstein thanked him for his ‘courtesy and humor’ anyway.
In his first public address since the release of Robert Mueller’s report, the deputy attorney general warned that Russia is just getting started with its meddling.
Far-right network TruNews wants Justice Department officials, reporters, and even Jeff Sessions to face punishment under treason and sedition laws.
In the latest of a string of revelations from the former acting FBI director, he says leading Republicans didn’t object to the counterintelligence probe into Trump.
Freakout after former FBI deputy director reveals Justice Department officials did consider invoking the 25th Amendment on Trump after Comey firing.
Trump’s nominee made a case to the Justice Department that the president couldn’t have broken the law—and that the special counsel could be fired for looking into it.