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ATF Director Dettelbach Worries America Will Become Too Accepting of Mass Shootings
By Allan Lengel With the endless mass shootings in the U.S., ATF Director Steven M. Dettelbach says he’s concerned Americans will stop getting outraged about them. “One of my biggest fears is that people will somehow come to accept or be callous to the idea that this level of firearms violence is somehow just something that’s…
Michigan Man Convicted of Providing Material Support for ISIS
By Allan Lengel A Michigan man was convicted in Detroit federal court Tuesday of providing material support to ISIS in Syria from 2015-2018. Ibraheem Izzy Musaibli, 32, of Dearborn, Mich., was convicted after a nine-day trial in Detroit before U.S. District Judge David M. Lawson. “Ibraheem Musaibli traveled halfway around the world and joined a…
Evidence Presented to Separate Grand Juries in Cases against Trump
Grand juries are hearing evidence in two cases against former President Donald Trump, an extraordinary development that could lay the groundwork for criminal charges.
FBI Field Offices in Denver And Birmingham Have New Leaders
The FBI field offices in Denver and Birmingham have new special agents in charge.
DEA Booted Top Official in Mexico over Cozy Relationship with Drug Lawyers
The DEA quietly removed a former top official in Mexico for allegedly having ties to Miami-based defense attorneys representing accused drug traffickers.
SNL Mocks Garland, FBI’s Search for Classified Documents
“Saturday Night Live” poked fun at Attorney General Merrick Garland and the government’s search for classified documents in its opening sketch this weekend.
Marcia Cooke, Florida’s First Female Federal Judge, Dies at 68
By Allan Lengel Marcia G. Cooke, a former federal magistrate judge in Detroit who eventually became a federal judge in Miami, and handled high profile cases including the infamous “dirty bomber,” died Friday in Detroit after battling health issues in the past year. She was 68. Cooke, a staunch Democrat, was appointed to the bench…