FBI Group Calls for End to Shutdown, Saying National Security Is at Stake
A group representing thousands of FBI agents is calling for an end to the government shutdown, saying national security is at stake.
January 2019
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Mueller is Close ‘Personal Friends’ with His Likely New Boss, William Barr
President Trump has long complained that special counsel Robert Mueller and his former FBI director, James Comey, were “Best friends, just one of many Mueller Conflicts of Interest.”
New Legislation Will Help Prosecutors Bring Justice to Civil Rights-Era Killings
Prosecutors have struggled for decades to bring justice to victims of civil rights-era killings.
Accidental Reveal of Manafort’s Interactions with Russians Raises Prospect of Collusion
One of the most revealing details of Robert Mueller’s investigation of Russia was made public this week by accident.
El Chapo Trial: How the FBI Cracked Sinaloa Cartel’s Sophisticated Communications System
When the FBI couldn’t crack the Sinaloa cartel’s encrypted messages, agents did the next best thing: They went after the tech guru who built the sophisticated communications system.
Rod Rosenstein, Overseeing Russia Probe, Plans to Leave His Post
Rod Rosenstein, the deputy attorney general who hired Robert Mueller to investigate Russian interference during the election, is preparing to leave his post.
Russian in Trump Tower Meeting Charged in Case That Reveals Close Ties to Kremlin
The Russian lawyer who met with Trump campaign aides at Trump Tower in 2016 was charged Tuesday in a money-laundering case that demonstrated her close ties to the Kremlin.
DEA Agent Accused of Helping Drug Cartel Was Denied Bond Because of ‘Double Life’
A former police officer accused of joining the DEA so he could protect a Puerto Rican drug cartel was ordered to stay behind bars Monday until his September trial.