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Congressional Subcommittee Grills GSA over FBI Headquarters Decision
Members of Congress on Tuesday grilled the GSA about its decision to choose Maryland as the site of the new FBI headquarters.
FBI’s Little Rock Field Office Gets New Special Agent in Charge
Alicia D. Corder has been named special agent in charge of the FBI’s Little Rock Field Office.
Appeals Court Upholds Firing of FBI Agent in Larry Nassar Mass Sexual Assault Case
By Allan Lengel WASHINGTON — The U.S. Court of Appeals in D.C. on Tuesday upheld the 2021 firing of Indianapolis FBI agent Michael Langeman, who was accused of failing to properly investigate mass allegations of sexual assault involving USA Gymnastics doctor Larry Nassar. He was also accused of lying when confronted about his inaction in…
Special Counsel Wants Supreme Court to Decide If Trump Is Immune from Prosecution
Special counsel Jack Smith urged the Supreme Court on Monday to expedite a ruling on whether former President Trump can face prosecution for allegedly orchestrating efforts to overturn the 2020 election results, the Associated Press reports.
Hunter Biden Urges Judge to Dismiss Gun Charges
Hunter Biden is requesting a judge dismiss the gun charges against him, pointing to an agreement his team arranged with the Justice Department earlier this year.
ATF, DEA, FBI, U.S. Marshals Service Involved in 223 Shootings Between 2018-22
Officials from four federal law enforcement agencies shot 223 people between 2018 and 2022.
CBP Officer Charged with Accepting Bribes to Allow Cocaine Smuggling
A CBP officer is accused of accepting bribes in exchange for allowing an individual to import what he believed was several kilograms of cocaine into the U.S.
Lawmakers Reach Agreement on Temporarily Extending FBI’s Controversial Surveillance Tool
Lawmakers reached a tentative agreement to temporarily extend one of the FBI’s most controversial surveillance tools, giving Congress more time to figure out what to do with the program.
U.S. Marshal Arrested in UK After Being Drunk, Disruptive on Flight to London
A deputy U.S. Marshal was arrested in the United Kingdom for allegedly being drunk and acting inappropriately on a flight from New York, according to the Metropolitan Police Service (MPS).
Hunter Biden Indicted on 9 Tax Charges
By Allan Lengel LOS ANGELES –– He seemed so close to dispensing of his legal problems earlier this year.. But his plea agreement, which would have spared him jail time, crumbled. On Thursday, trouble came roaring back for Hunter Biden. A grand jury in Los Angeles indicted him on nine tax-related charges — three felonies…
DOJ Charges Russians with War Crimes over Torture of American in Ukraine
The Justice Department on Wednesday charged four Russian soldiers with war crimes after they allegedly tortured an American during the invasion of Ukraine.
Oregon Man Who Injured FBI Agent with Booby-Trapped Home Sentenced to 12+ Years in Prison
A 72-year-old Oregon man who booby-trapped his home and injured an FBI agent with a shotgun blast was sentenced to 12 and a half years in prison.
Wray Makes Impassioned Plea for Congress to Renew Surveillance Tool
FBI Director Christopher Wray urged a Senate committee on Tuesday to reauthorize one of the bureau’s most controversial surveillance tools, invoking the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks and saying the spy program is “indispensable to our threats posed by foreign adversaries.”
Teenager Charged in Carjacking of FBI Agent in Washington D.C.
A 17-year-old accused of carjacking an FBI agent in Washington’s Capitol Hill neighborhood was arrested and charged, D.C. police said.
Virginia Lawmakers Press Biden Admin to Halt Relocation of FBI Headquarters to Maryland
A bipartisan group of Virginia lawmakers is urging President Biden’s administration to halt the relocation of the FBI headquarters to Maryland while investigators are reviewing a potential conflict of interest.
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