News - 2019
Armed Man Dies After Holding Two Women Hostage At UPS Facility
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01.15.19 | 9:36 am
on June 22, 2018 in National Harbor, Maryland. on June 22, 2018 in National Harbor, Maryland.
Judge Finds That Trump Move To Add Census Citizenship Question Is Illegal
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01.15.19 | 9:46 am
Graham: AG Nominee Barr ‘Can Right The Ship’ At The Justice Department
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01.15.19 | 9:50 am
WASHINGTON, DC - JUNE 19: Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) Director Robert Mueller testifies during a hearing before the Senate Judiciary Committee June 19, 2013 on Capitol Hill in Washington, DC. Mueller confirmed that the FBI uses drones for domestic surveillance during the hearing on FBI oversight. (Photo by Alex Wong/Getty Images) WASHINGTON, DC - JUNE 19: Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) Director Robert Mueller testifies during a hearing before the Senate Judiciary Committee June 19, 2013 on Capitol Hill in Washington, DC. Mueller confirmed that the FBI uses drones for domestic surveillance during the hearing on FBI oversight. (Photo by Alex Wong/Getty Images)
Mueller ‘Not Satisfied’ With Trump’s Written Answers, Still Wants Interview
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01.15.19 | 9:58 am
Christie Claims Kushner Carried Out ‘Hit Job’ On Him Over Past Grudge
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01.15.19 | 9:59 am
January 14, 2019 Atlanta: Security lines at Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport stretched more than an hour long Monday morning, Jan. 14, 2019 causing travelers to miss flights amid the partial federal shutdown. At a time when the world’s busiest airport has its biggest crowds, there were at least six security lanes closed at domestic terminal security checkpoints, while passengers waited in lines that stretched through the terminal and were winding through baggage claim. The long lines signaled staffing shortages at security checkpoints, as TSA officers have been working without pay since the federal shutdown began Dec. 22. Airport officials normally advise travelers to get to the airport two hours before domestic flights, but on Monday morning Hartsfield-Jackson spokesman Andrew Gobeil advised that travelers should consult with their airlines. Travelers may need to get to the airport even earlier due to the long waits. JOHN SPINK/JSPINK@AJC.COM January 14, 2019 Atlanta: Security lines at Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport stretched more than an hour long Monday morning, Jan. 14, 2019 causing travelers to miss flights amid the partial federal shutdown. At a time when the world’s busiest airport has its biggest crowds, there were at least six security lanes closed at domestic terminal security checkpoints, while passengers waited in lines that stretched through the terminal and were winding through baggage claim. The long lines signaled staffing shortages at security checkpoints, as TSA officers have been working without pay since the federal shutdown began Dec. 22. Airport officials normally advise travelers to get to the airport two hours before domestic flights, but on Monday morning Hartsfield-Jackson spokesman Andrew Gobeil advised that travelers should consult with their airlines. Travelers may need to get to the airport even earlier due to the long waits. JOHN SPINK/JSPINK@AJC.COM
‘It’s Chaos Out Here’: TSA Absences Keep Soaring In 4th Week Of Shutdown
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01.15.19 | 10:02 am
READ: AG Nominee William Barr’s Prepared Opening Statement
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01.15.19 | 10:08 am
Report: Mueller Investigating Trump Hotel Meeting With Nunes, Flynn, And Foreign Officials
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01.15.19 | 10:13 am
Graham Presses Barr To Tell Congress If Trump Was Subject Of Counterintel Probe
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01.15.19 | 10:23 am
Barr: Sessions ‘Probably Did The Right Thing Recusing Himself’
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01.15.19 | 10:24 am