Wray Says FBI’s Domestic Terrorism Caseload Has More Than Doubled
FBI Director Christopher Wray on Tuesday told a U.S. Senate committee that the number of domestic terrorism cases has more than doubled in the past 18 months.
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FBI Confirms Body Found in Wyoming Is Gabby Petito As Search for Boyfriend Continues
The body found in Bridger-Teton National Forest in Wyoming is Gabby Petito’s, a 22-year-old Florida woman who was reported missing earlier this month after a cross-country road trip with her boyfriend, the FBI confirmed Tuesday.
John R. Modlin Named Chief Border Patrol Agent for Tucson Sector
John R. Modlin has been named chief Border Patrol agent for the Tucson Sector in Arizona.
DHS to Investigate ‘Extremely Troubling’ Footage of Border Patrol Confronting Migrants in Del Rio
The Department of Homeland Security is investigating images and video of horse-mounted Border Patrol agents chasing and whipping Haitian migrants along the Rio Grande in Del Rio, Texas.
Michigan Judge Jonathan Tukel, an ex-Federal Prosecutor, Dies at 60
By Allan Lengel Michigan Court of Appeals Judge Jonathan Tukel, a former federal prosecutor, died Friday. He was 60. “Judge Tukel’s devotion to the rule of law and the constitution was surpassed only by his love and dedication to his family, friends and the University of Michigan, where he was an adjunct professor,” said Chief…
Sen. Grassley Urges Attorney General to Appoint Federal Investigator to Review Botched Nassar Case
Sen. Chuck Grassley is calling on a federal investigation into the FBI’s mishandling of the Larry Nassar case.
CBP Temporarily Closes Del Rio Border Crossing in Response to Influx of Migrants
U.S. customs and Border Protection has temporarily closed the Del Rio border crossing with Mexico as authorities grapple with a large influx of migrants who formed a makeshift campuses under a bridge.