Wray Taps New General Counsel of FBI
Bradley Brooker has been named the FBI’s general counsel and head of the Office of the General Counsel (OGC) at the bureau’s headquarters.
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U.S. Marshals Museum to Showcase Agency’s Role in Desegregation
The U.S. Marshals Museum will feature a retrospective highlighting the agency’s involvement in desegregation.
Wray Warns about Unprecedented Threats from Chinese Hackers’ Cyberattacks
FBI Director Christopher Wray issued a stern warning that China’s intensifying cyber assaults aimed at the U.S. are now at “a scale greater than we’d seen before.”
Ex-Top FBI Agent Sentenced to 26 Months in Prison for Concealing Loan from Albanian Businessman
The former high-ranking FBI agent accused of various crimes was sentenced for a second time in two months, this time for concealing a $225,000 loan from an Albanian businessman with ties to the Albanian government.
CBP’s Top Doctor Accused of Trying to Order Fentanyl Lollipops for Helicopter Trip to U.N.
CBP’s top doctor repeatedly urged his staff to order fentanyl lollipops so that he could take them with him on his helicopter trip to the U.N.’s General Assembly meeting in New York in September
Border Patrol’s Acting Deputy Chief Suspended Amid Misconduct Allegations
Border Patrol acting Deputy Chief Joel Martinez was suspended for alleged misconduct Thursday
Biden Attorneys Admonished Robert Hur’s Report Days Before Its Release
Lawyers for the White House and President Biden vehemently objected to the special counsel report on the president’s memory in letters to the Justice Department.
Dozen Epstein Victims Sue FBI for Allegedly Failing to Protect Them
A dozen victims of Jeffrey Epstein filed a lawsuit against the federal government Wednesday, accusing the FBI of failing to investigate credible tips about the financier’s sex trafficking operation.