Michael Mukasey

AP - Israeli and Palestinian officials say the two sides traded fire across the Gaza border, but neither reported casualties. Read Full Story

(Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images North America) U.S. Attorney General Michael Mukasey is back on his feet following a nasty-looking collapse that's been all over YouTube since yesterday. Fortunately, the 67-year-old did not suffer from a stroke, as some had first suspected. Which is good news, because now he can get on with telling everyone how the Bush administration is so awesome. Just before his fainting spell Thursday, Mukasey was busy telling everyone how much safer they are because of the Patriot Act. CNN Reports : During his speech, he praised the administration for "nothing less than a fundamental reorganization of our government" after ... Read Full Story

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As you might've already heard, new Attorney General Michael Mukasey recently broke ranks with the Bush administration by reversing a ban on the activities of the Dept. of Justice's gay centric group, DOJ Pride .  Under Mukasey's newly revised equal-employment-opportunity policy, DOJ Pride is to be treated like all other employee organizations, and to be allowed to use the e-mail, bulletin boards and meeting rooms. Nice, right?  But of course where there is increased tolerance and understanding of 'mos, there is a supposedly "pro-family" person seething with rage.  And this time that person in the Family Research Council 's Tony Perkins , who responded ... Read Full Story

The United States and Canada's increasing border security cooperation led to the disruption of a key international human trafficking scheme, according to Attorney General Michael Mukasey. Joint U.S.-Canadian operations on human smuggling led to the disruption of the so-called Galdamez organization, Mukasey says in remarks delivered at the Cross Border Crime Forum press conference in Quebec. "This human smuggling organization was based in Montreal, but its operations extended to Toronto, New York, and Boston," he says. "Allegedly, the organization would smuggle illegal aliens, including some from Pakistan and South America, across the Quebec border into eastern New York and Vermont. As a result of ... Read Full Story