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Top Secret Service Official Retires Amid Agency Turmoil Following Trump Assassination Attempt
The US Secret Service is set to lose another high-ranking official this week, as Michael Plati, the assistant director responsible for protective operations, retires.
FBI Reports $5.6 Billion Loss to Crypto Scams in 2023, Marking a 45% Increase
Americans were swindled out of more than $5.6 billion in cryptocurrency scams last year, according to a new FBI report.
DOJ Indicts Alleged Leaders of Online White Supremacist Group for Inciting Violence
Federal prosecutors in California have indicted the suspected leaders of an international online white supremacist group, accusing them of encouraging members to commit hate crimes and assassinations in a bid to ignite a race war
FBI Appoints New Special Agent in Charge of St. Louis Field Office
Ashley T. Johnson, who was serving as section chief of the International Operations Division at FBI headquarters, is the new special agent in charge of the St. Louis Field Office.
Man Planned to Target Jews in New York on Oct. 7 Anniversary
By Steve Neavling A Pakistani citizen living in Canada has been charged with a federal crime for allegedly plotting an attack on a Jewish center in New York City on or around Oct. 7 in support of the Islamic State group, prosecutors announced Friday. Authorities say the suspect chose Oct. 7 because it marked the…
Final Inmate Sentenced to 25 Years for Whitey Bulger’s Beating Death
A convicted Mafia hitman, already serving a life sentence, received an additional 25 years on Friday for the 2018 prison killing of infamous Boston gangster James “Whitey” Bulger.
Right-Wing Influencers Tricked Into Aiding Secret Russian Campaign, According to U.S. Prosecutors
With millions of followers online, they’ve been key figures in right-wing political circles since Donald Trump’s presidency. But according to U.S. prosecutors, they were unknowingly working for a company that served as a front for a Russian influence campaign