News Story
El Chapo’s Hacker Used Tech to Track FBI Agent, Target Informants, DOJ Report Says
A hacker working for drug kingpin Joaquín “El Chapo” Guzmán helped the Sinaloa Cartel track an FBI agent and monitor potential informants, according to a federal watchdog report released Thursday.
Justice Department Fires Jan. 6 Prosecutors as Trump Administration Targets Capitol Riot Cases
The Trump administration has fired at least three federal prosecutors who worked on criminal cases stemming from the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the U.S. Capitol.
Trump Administration Targets over 50 Gun Rules in Plan to Weaken ATF
The Trump administration is moving to roll back dozens of federal gun regulations by July 4 as part of a broader effort to weaken the ATF, according to multiple sources familiar with the changes.
Canadian Man Dies in ICE Custody in Miami Amid Spike in Immigration Arrests
Federal officials are investigating the death of a Canadian man who died in immigration custody this week at a federal detention facility in Miami.
Stejskal: President Trump’s Friday Night Massacres and the Compromising of the DOJ
President Trump has stepped beyond the boundaries of what would normally be accepted at the DOJ, Stejskal writes.
FBI Investigating Leak of Report Questioning Impact of Iran Strikes
The FBI has launched an investigation into how a classified U.S. intelligence report on recent strikes against Iranian nuclear sites was leaked to the media, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth said Wednesday.
Trump Immigration Adviser Tom Homan Says Death Threats Forced Him to Live Apart From Wife
Tom Homan, the former head of ICE and now a top immigration adviser to President Donald Trump, said he and his wife are living apart due to ongoing death threats and the demands of his job.