Attorney General Merrick Garland was sworn-in Thursday and pledged in a speech via video to “adhere to norms” and restore the Justice Department’s reputation for political independence.
Homeland Security Investigations returned nearly 300 pre-Columbia artifacts to Mexican officials this week during a repatriation ceremony at the Mexican Consulate in Nogales.
Two whistleblowers have accused a high-ranking Justice Department official of injecting politics into the hiring process by appointing an inexperienced attorney over more qualified candidates.
By Allan Lengel Well, the second time was the charm. After failing to even get a vote before the Senate on his Supreme Court nomination in 2016, the Senate on Wednesday confirmed Merrick Garland as the new attorney general. The vote was 70-30, with nearly half the Republicans voting in his favor. Garland is known…
On the 14th anniversary of Robert Levinson’s disappearance on Tuesday, President Biden’s administration called on Iran to return the former FBI agent to his family and provide answers about what happened to him.
The FBI on Tuesday released new security footage of the person who planted pipe bombs outside the Republican and Democratic national committees in Washington D.C. on the day before the U.S. Capitol insurrection.
A record number of unaccompanied migrant children are stuck in CBP facilities intended to briefly hold adult men.
The FBI was digging for a legendary cache of Civil War-era gold in a Pennsylvania forest three years ago this month, according to recently revealed emails.
