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Feds’ Crackdown on Global Fentanyl Network Leads to Charges against China-Based Companies, Employees
The Justice Department on Tuesday charged eight Chinese chemical companies and 12 of their employees in connection with a crackdown on the global fentanyl network.
Hunter Biden Pleads Not Guilty to Firearms Charges During Arraignment
Hunter Biden pleaded not guilty Tuesday to three firearms charges during an arraignment in a federal court in Delaware.
TSA on Track to Seize Record Number of Guns at Airport Checkpoints in 2023
The TSA is on pace to intercept a record number of guns at airport security checkpoints in 2023, seizing nearly 20 guns a day nationwide, the agency announced Monday.
Border Patrol on Pace to Set Record for Apprehensions This Year
More than 200,000 migrants were apprehended along the southern U.S. border in September, the highest level recorded this year as the Biden administration struggles with mass migration in the region.
2 U.S. Marshals Service Officers Wounded While Trying to Arrest Fugitive in South Carolina
Two U.S. Marshals Service officers on Friday were wounded in an exchange of gunfire with a fugitive, who was killed by an alleged self-inflicted gunshot wound, at a hotel in Columbia, S.C.
Video: AG Garland Says He’d Resign If Pressured by Biden to Go After Trump
Attorney General Merrick Garland said he would resign if President Biden asked him to take legal action against former President Trump.
Weekend Series on Crime History: The Hells Angels
The Hells Angels was founded in , 1948, in Fontana, California, after some small motorcycle clubs agreed to merge.[
FBI’s Foreign Surveillance Authority Should Face New Limits, Oversight Board Says
One of the FBI’s most controversial surveillance tools faces serious impediments after a sharply divided privacy oversight board recommended making it more difficult to gather data.