U.S. Attorney General Michael Mukasey is being hospitalized this morning after he collapsed last night while giving a speech. Video courtesy of Fox News (Nov. 21) ...

Mukasey, 66, was nominated to the federal bench in 1987 by President Reagan. During his tenure on the bench, Mukasey earned a reputation as a no-nonsense law-and-order judge, steeped in the ...

Mukasey could start by promising the Democrats serious answers just as soon as he’s in a position to provide them. Democrats could reciprocate by saying publicly that they take him at his word.

Mukasey declined action. Here’s how Jonathan Turley describes Mukasey’s conduct in an op-ed in the Los Angeles Times: Mukasey refused to allow contempt charges against White House Chief of Staff Josh ...

Today he addressed the annual convention of the American Bar Association, and expanded upon what may be known to future generations as the “Mukasey Doctrine.” This doctrine holds that political ...

So the choice is either Mukasey or a long stonewall that leaves Peter Keisler as acting AG for the next 15 months. There's really no good solution here.

Mukasey's critics on the committee, led by Leahy and Feingold, should do everything in their power to re-frame the debate to focus on the broader question of whether a president can break the law ...

Departing U.S. Attorney General Michael Mukasey said on Wednesday that he saw no reason for prosecutions or for pardons for those who gave legal advice on the Bush administration's terrorism policies.

Former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani and former Attorney General Michael Mukasey were described by a U.S. judge as "surprisingly disingenuous" for downplaying Iran’s alleged role in the ...

The Senate confirmed Michael Mukasey as attorney general late last night. The former federal judge, now a partner at Patterson Belknap Webb & Tyler, will be the third AG of the Bush administration ...