Dan Eggen

In 1997, a federal committee of medical experts recommended against routine mammograms for women in their 40s, sparking a political uproar that led to congressional hearings and a unanimous Senate...

E-mail messages sent and received by White House personnel during the first three years of the Bush administration were routinely recorded on tapes that were "recycled," the White House's chief...

A former CIA officer who participated in the capture and questioning of the first Al Qaeda terrorism suspect to be waterboarded said Monday that the harsh technique provided an intelligence...

Democratic lawmakers assailed the Justice Department on Thursday for issuing secret memos that authorized harsh CIA interrogation techniques, demanding the Bush administration turn over the documents. But officials refused and...

The Justice Department considered dismissing many more U.S. attorneys than officials have previously acknowledged, with at least 26 prosecutors suggested for termination between February 2005 and December 2006, according to...

The retired U.S. Marine at the center of an espionage investigation at the FBI and White House traveled to the Philippines numerous times during the period in which he allegedly...

The Justice Department is investigating whether a naturalized U.S. citizen from the Philippines stole classified documents while he worked in the office of Vice President Dick Cheney and provided the...

(The headline as published has been corrected in this text.) Two former employees of an influential pro-Israeli lobbying group were indicted Thursday on charges that they illegally received and passed...

President Bush ordered another major shake-up of the nation's intelligence services Wednesday, forming new national security divisions within both the FBI and the Justice Department and, for the first time,...

On Thursday, President Bush stepped to a lectern at the Ohio State Highway Patrol Academy in Columbus to urge renewal of the USA Patriot Act and to boast of the...