President Barack Obama has decided not to publicly release photos of Osama bin Laden’s body, saying that it is not in the national interest do so so and “allow these…
President Obama had a team of lawyers, translators and interrogators on stand-by in case Osama bin Laden was captured alive during the raid on his Pakistani compound last week.
Texas lawyer Bob Flournoy figured he wouldn’t be wearing his patriotic tie for long when he vowed after the Sept. 11 attacks that he would wear the same neckwear every…
The White House has retreated from initial claims that Osama bin Laden was armed when he was killed early Monday by U.S. forces, spurring critics to question whether his shooting…
A former Covington & Burling lawyer who represents Guantanamo detainees has asked a federal judge for permission to read WikiLeaks documents on his own computer.
A federal judge in Manhattan doesn’t want the last Sept. 11 wrongful death trial to drag out for too long, so he is placing strict time limits on the lawyers.
The Justice Department won’t prosecute one of its former lawyers who admitted he leaked information about the government’s warrantless wiretap program.
The Seminole Tribe of Florida recently received a letter from Pentagon general counsel Jeh Johnson, stating that he regretted his staff likening 1800s history involving the Native American group to…