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Second Circuit Rules Albany U.S. Attorney Was Unlawfully Appointed

Quashing subpoenas to New York Attorney General Letitia James, the decision pushes the fight over interim appointment rules toward the Supreme Court.

Ethics Panel Finds Substantial Evidence Against Rep. Cherfilus-McCormick in 27-Count Report

Fannie Mae Ethics Team Ousted as Probe of Pulte’s Mortgage-Record Access Reaches Prosecutors

Navarro Asks D.C. Appeals Court to Require DOJ to Explain Reversal on Contempt Conviction

Sen. Nicole Mitchell Will Resign After Felony Burglary Verdict, Ending DFL Majority