2 Sailors Charged with Providing Sensitive Military Information to China
Two U.S. Navy sailers have been arrested and charged with providing sensitive military information to China, the Justice Department announced Thursday.
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Report Reveals Widespread Human Rights Abuses by Border Patrol Agents
A new report by two human rights groups accuses the U.S. Border Patrol of rampant human rights abuses against migrants, sexual harassment, intimidation, falsifying documents, and a lack of accountability.
New Chief Takes Helm at Border Patrol’s Laredo Sector
Border Patrol’s Laredo Sector has a new permanent leader.
Trump Indictment Lists Six Co-Conspirators Who Could Face Charges
Former President Trump may have some company after he was indicted Tuesday over his efforts to overturn the 2020 election.
Border Patrol Agent Charged After Allegedly Asking Migrant for $5,000 Bribe
A former Border Patrol agent accused of helping a migrant stay in the U.S. in exchange for a $5,000 bribe has been indicted on three charges.
White House Panel Recommends Limiting FBI’s Access to Spy Data
An advisory board to President Biden recommended further restrictions on the FBI’s ability to access surveillance data to search for information about Americans, but still encouraged lawmakers to renew the law that authorizes it.
FBI Has New Leader of Salt Lake City Field Office
Shohini Sinha has been tapped to serve as the special agent in charge of the FBI’s Salt Lake City Field Office.
Supreme Court Temporarily Revives ATF’s ’Ghost Gun’ Ruling
Supreme Court Justice Samuel A. Alito Jr. agreed to temporarily pause a lower court’s order barring the government from regulating ghost guns, delivering a momentary victory to the ATF, CBS News reports.