Supreme Court to Review ATF’s Ban on Gun ‘Bump Stocks’
The U.S. Supreme Court has agreed to review whether the ATF may ban “bump stocks,” the gun attachments that enable semiautomatic weapons to fire rapidly like machine guns.
Read More
FBI, DOJ Investigate NYC Mayor Adams’s Campaign Over Donations from Turkey
The FBI and Justice Department are investigating whether New York Mayor Eric Adams’s campaign received illegal donations from the Turkish government
DOJ Investigates Conditions at Two South Carolina Jails
The Justice Department announced Thursday that it has launched an investigation into conditions at two jails in South Carolina.
FBI Director Wray Slams Critics Who Claim the FBI Has Become Weaponized
FBI Director Christopher A. Wray fired back at critics in a new interview, saying those who accuse the bureau of bias are themselves the most political.
DEA Agent Leaked Agency Secrets about Criminal Target in Venezuela, Prosecutors Allege
A DEA agent leaked internal agency secrets about forthcoming charges against a criminal target in Venezuela as part of a bribery scheme, a jury was told this week, the Associated Press reports.
Cornell University Student Arrested Over Threats Made to Jewish Community
A junior at Cornell University was arrested Tuesday on federal charges that allege he posted disturbing threats against Jewish students at the college, the Justice Department announced.
Sheriff’s Office Warns of ‘Booty Patrol’ Vehicle in Florida
At first glance, a truck driving around Florida looks like a Border Patrol vehicle.
DOJ Seeks 10-Year Prison Term for Trump Appointee Who Assaulted Officers on Jan. 6
The Justice Department is asking a federal judge to impose a 10-year sentence on a political appointee of former President Trump after he was convicted of assaulting law enforcement officers as he tried to storm the U.S. Capitol.