White House expects abuse allegations to be probed
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US President George W. Bush expects that new allegations of prisoner abuses in Iraq and Guantanamo Bay, Cuba would &quot;be taken seriously,&quot; the White House said Tuesday.
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The White House invoked executive privilege yesterday in withholding subpoenaed documents on fired U.S. attorneys out of confidence that it can prevail in court and weather a political storm by blaming Congress for overreaching, administration officials said yesterday.
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Democrats are examining e-mails they say prove the White House was far more involved in the firings of U.S. attorneys than it has acknowledged. The e-mails between the Department of Justice and White House were handed on Tuesday to congressional committees investigating the firing of eight U.S. attorneys and whether there was political motivation behind the dismissals.
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In an escalation of its investigation, the House Judiciary Committee seeks to question two White House counsels
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ADAY OF congressional hearings yesterday confirmed two glaring gaps in the Bush administration&#39;s response to hundreds of cases of prisoner abuse in Iraq and Afghanistan.
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The Pentagon is considering  reopening an investigation into charges by four Iraqi  journalists from Reuters and NBC that they were abused at a  U.S. military base in Iraq, a senior defense official said on  Thursday.
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The probe into the Bush administration's firings of U.S. attorneys intensified Monday as lawmakers ordered two more ousted officials to tell their stories and the Justice Department said Republican Sen. Pete Domenici had complained repeatedly to the attorney general about one of the prosecutors.
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The Senate Judiciary Committee chairman said Sunday he was ready to go to court if the White House resisted subpoenas for information on the firing of federal prosecutors.
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White House counsel Alberto Gonzales  will be grilled over what critics call his "appalling" role in  policies blamed for abuse at Iraq's Abu Ghraib prison and  Guantanamo Bay, when Senate hearings begin on Thursday over his  nomination to be U.S. Attorney General.
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Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki said Thursday he would raise the issue of U.S. military behavior with American officials in hopes of curbing incidents of abuse &quot;that we see every day&quot; in Iraq.
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Former President Clinton will have to ask President Bush for permission to release thousands of domestic-policy records from his two terms in the White House, officials at Clinton's presidential library said Friday.
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A government report is highly critical of how a school managed allegations of sexual abuse against young boys.
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STATE DEPARTMENT The State Department is calling on Ukraine to investigate allegations of fraud in its presidential elections -- or risk souring relations with the US.
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After months of Senate hearings and eight Pentagon investigations, it is obvious that the Bush administration does not intend to hold any high-ranking official accountable for the nightmare at Abu Ghraib.
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White House officials are vying to be the first person held in "contempt of Congress" for refusing to cooperate with probes of the Bush administration.
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Investigators will look into allegations of prisoner abuse at Guantanamo Bay described in recently released FBI documents, authorities said, as a new batch of FBI memos was released.
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Valerie Plame is expected to testify at a House committee hearing next week about how White House officials handled exposure of her CIA connection.