C. Ryan Barber is a journalist and reporter for The Wall Street Journal, specializing in covering the Department of Justice, courts, and related topics. With a background in journalism from outlets such as Business Insider and Yahoo News, Barber's work focuses on legal and political issues, with a particular focus on high-profile cases and investigations.
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C. Ryan Barber focuses primarily on politics, with a strong emphasis on legal policy and government announcements in the national context of the United States. Given his focus, he would likely be receptive to pitches from experts or insiders who can provide unique insights into ongoing political and legal developments in U.S. government, particularly related to high-profile cases and investigations involving key political figures.
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By: Ryan Barber, Richard Rubin, Annie Linskey
By: Ryan Barber, Jess Bravin
Jack Smith petitions high court to head off appeals process so election-interference trial can start in March
By: Ryan Barber, Sadie Gurman
Former president will hear his lawyers' arguments in courtroom, but for him the case is more political than legal
By: Annie Linskey, C. Ryan Barber
President Biden’s son could face additional criminal charges for failing to testify at a December deposition.
By: C. Ryan Barber, Sara Randazzo
The prosecutors’ allegations, some of them lurid, are likely to be tested at trial as President Biden campaigns for re-election.
By: C. Ryan Barber, Jan Wolfe, James Fanelli
The targeting of former President Donald Trump marks perhaps the biggest security crisis for the agency since Reagan was shot in 1981.
By: C. Ryan Barber, Maggie Severns
The agency director rose up the ranks for decades, but now faces fierce criticism after the attempted assassination of Donald Trump.
By: Sadie Gurman, C. Ryan Barber, James Fanelli
More than a half-dozen law-enforcement agencies were responsible for securing the grounds and have since provided conflicting accounts of how a gunman could get on a rooftop with a clear line of sight to the former president.
By: Dustin Volz, C. Ryan Barber
Indictment alleges members of Iran’s Revolutionary Guard obtained election team’s emails and tried to leak them to the news media.
With an apparent slip of the tongue, President Biden may have created a headache for special counsel Jack Smith in his prosecutions of Donald Trump. Speaking at a campaign office in New Hampshire on Tuesday, Biden said Trump posed a threat to democracy before stating, “We’ve got to lock him up.” Bi
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