Steele Dossier Source Charged with Lying to FBI
A Russian analyst who worked on the Steele dossier that made unfounded and salacious allegations about Donald Trump’s ties to Russia was indicted Thursday on charges of lying to the FBI.
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Magnus, Biden’s Nominee to Lead CBP, Advances to Full Senate Vote
A Senate committee on Wednesday narrowly advanced President Biden’s nomination of Chris Magnus to lead U.S. Customs and Border Protection.
Suspected Leader of MS-13 in Honduras Added to FBI’s Ten Most Wanted Fugitives List
The alleged leader of notorious M-13 gang in Honduras has been added to the FBI’s Ten Most Wanted Fugitives list.
DEA Seizes Largest Amount of Cocaine Destined for New York in More Than a Decade
The DEA seized more than a ton of cocaine that was headed to New York, and three people were indicted for their alleged involvement in a drug trafficking conspiracy.
FBI Has a Theory on Mysterious Sightings of a Jet Pack Guy in the Skies of Los Angeles
The FBI may have solved one of its strangest cases in years: A man in a jet pack flying at impossible altitudes in the skies of Los Angeles.
Record Number of Fatal Fentanyl Overdoses Come Amid Unprecedented Seizures at Border
The record number of fentanyl crossing the border is having deadly consequences: Overdose deaths have hit a new high this year.
As Vaccine Deadline Looms, Some Lawmakers Want an Exemption for Border Patrol Agents to Avoid Mass Exodus
By Steve Neavling With less than a month before all federal employees must be vaccinated, some lawmakers are calling for an exemption for Border Patrol agents, saying national security is at stake. U.S. Rep. Tony Gonzalez, R-Texas, wrote a letter, cosigned by 43 other Republican lawmakers, that calls on Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas to…
DOJ to Provide $21M to Combat Rising Rate of Hate Crimes
The Justice Department will award law enforcement agencies with more than $21 million to help investigate and prosecute hate crimes.