Justice Department reporter for @WSJ. Formerly @AP. Denver native. Story ideas welcome: sadie.gurman@wsj.com
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By: Sadie Gurman, Jon Kamp
Hostile nations could aid the airman’s escape from the U.S., prosecutors say in arguing for his continued detention.
By: Jon Kamp, Sadie Gurman
A hearing in Massachusetts on Thursday is set to address whether the airman charged with taking and sharing highly classified intelligence documents should remain in custody while his criminal case proceeds.
By: Sadie Gurman
Prosecutors said Jared Wise urged Trump supporters to kill police.
By: C. Ryan Barber, Sadie Gurman, Aruna Viswanatha
Prosecutors’ revisiting of earlier witness testimony points to an effort to tie up loose ends.
By: Ben Kesling, Sadie Gurman
Authorities continue to investigate shooter’s ties to white supremacy
By: Jimmy Vielkind, Sadie Gurman
The first-term Republican congressman has rebuffed calls to step down.
By: Sadie Gurman, Aruna Viswanatha
A special counsel appointed in President Donald Trump’s administration to investigate how U.S. authorities handled allegations linking Mr. Trump to Russia in 2016 ended four years of work Monday with the release of a lengthy report.
By: Dylan Tokar, Sadie Gurman
A former Apple engineer has been charged with trying to steal the company’s self-driving-car technology, U.S. authorities said.
By: C. Ryan Barber, Sadie Gurman
Boston’s U.S. attorney will resign in wake of scathing reports of ethics breaches.
By: Randy Yeip, Sadie Gurman
A visualization of what has happened to the more than 1,000 people arrested in connection with the 2021 attack.
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