Sari Horwitz

Washington Post

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Sari Horwitz is a staff writer for the Washington Post.

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Violent crime's at an all-time low, and President Trump's Attorney General says he wants to keep it that way — by removing federal limits on local police.

Jeff Sessions: New sheriff in town

Violent crime's at an all-time low, and President Trump's Attorney General says he wants to keep it that way — by removing federal limits on local police.

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The Justice Department today announced guidelines for what could be a large-scale grant of clemency for non-violent drug offenders in federal prisons.

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The Justice Department today announced guidelines for what could be a large-scale grant of clemency for non-violent drug offenders in federal prisons.

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Three weeks after the Boston Marathon bombings, some members of Congress are calling for more surveillance of American Muslims.

Boston Marathon Bombings and Muslim Americans

Three weeks after the Boston Marathon bombings, some members of Congress are calling for more surveillance of American Muslims.

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