Holder becomes attorney general with pledge to restore morale

Eric H. Holder, a career federal prosecutor, judge and Washington lawyer, was sworn in Tuesday as the U.S.'s first black attorney general with a pledge to revitalize the Justice Department. Holder, addressing cheering department employees prior to his swearing-in, said he would restore the agency "to what it once was and what it always has to ...

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Holder becomes attorney general with pledge to restore morale

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