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Topic: Department of Justice (page 27)

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Larry Margasak
(AP/Pablo Martinez Monsivais)

Are banks too big to jail?

David Sirota
The only unredacted text in one of two memos provided to the ACLU

Natasha Lennard
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Natasha Lennard
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Aaron Swartz (Wikipedia)

Natasha Lennard
Platform supply vessels battle the blazing remnants of the off shore oil rig Deepwater Horizon (Wikimedia/U.S. Coast Guard)

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Natasha Lennard
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Jeff Amy
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Jillian Rayfield
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Pete Yost
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Cora Currier - ProPublica
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Robert Reich - RobertReich.org
Eric Holder (AP)

GOP's cheap contempt vote

Alex Pareene
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(Reuters/Joshua Roberts)

Why is Wall Street so mad?

Alex Pareene
(Reuters//Brennan Linsley)

Hiding 9/11's last secrets

Josh Meyer
Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio has seen better days (Rick Scuteri / Reuters)

Jeff Biggers

FBI entraps old white guys in terror sting

Alex Pareene
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(Sigrid Estrada/Washington Post)

Richard Cohen suddenly worried about due process

Alex Pareene
** TO GO WITH PADILLA JUICIO ** ** FILE ** Jose Padilla, center, is escorted to a waiting police vechicle by federal marshals near downtown Miami in this Jan. 5, 2006, file photo. The Bush administration's decision to charge alleged al-Qaida operative Jose Padilla in civilian court resolved one major legal challenge to the president's ability to hold people without charge in the war on terror. But things have not gone smoothly since, with Padilla and his defendants filing dozens of motions seeking access to government secrets and overseas terror detainees and poking holes in the evidence itself. Trial has already been delayed once and now, four months before the case is supposed to go before a jury, it appears to be anything but a slam dunk for the government. (AP Photo/J. Pat Carter) (Associated Press)

Padilla saga's dark new chapter

Glenn Greenwald
Hans A. von Spakovsky

In case of GOP loss, troll blames "voter fraud"

Alex Pareene
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Glenn Greenwald
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