Chairman Conyers isn’t all that satisfied with the outcome of the US Attorney investigation last Congress. So, he put a little present for Harriet Miers and Josh Bolten in the rules that just passed to make sure he can still get their testimony in this Congress.

And guess what? He included Karl Rove in there, too!

George Bush has failed to implement recommendations made by Inspectors General to the tune of $25 billion. Who was it that said an MBA President would bring competence to the position?

It appears that Judge Vaughn Walker will soon have proof that the Bush Administration tapped al-Haramain on days when the illegal wiretap program operated under only Bush’s authorization itself, with no sanction from the Attorney General. If I’m right it cuts to the heart of Bush’s law-breaking on the warrantless wiretap program.

The government has royally pissed off Judge Vaughn Walker with their continued attempts to prevent anyone from suing Bush for violating FISA. But in doing so, they’ve royally pissed off the guy who is about to decide whether their retroactive immunity is actually legal.

For the first time, a judge will review the legality of Bush’s warrantless wiretap program.

As they were in November, December’s sales stunk. But some manufacturers didn’t stink as much as you’d think.

Here’s what two of Obama’s new DOJ nominees had to say about Bush’s OLC.

Why are Rahm and Blago fighting so intensely over what contacts Rahm had with Blago’s team?

The Legislative impeachment committee would like to hear from Roland Burris on Wednesday.

Both Harry Reid and Rahm Emanuel claim Blagojevich has distorted the lists of names they gave him regarding potential senate candidates.