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Prosecutor in Hunter Biden Case Defends Handling of Investigation
The U.S. attorney overseeing the criminal investigation into Hunter Biden defended his handling of the case and rejected claims that he was prevented from pursuing more serious charges against the president’s son.
Head of FBI’s Detroit Field Office Retires After 24-Year Career with Bureau
James A. Tarasca, the special agent in charge of the FBI’s Detroit Field Office, is retiring, ending a 24-year career with the bureau, the FBI announced Friday.
Secret Service Arrests Jan. 6 Suspect Who Was Running Toward Obama’s House
The man was charged as a fugitive from justice since he had warrants related to the Jan. 6, 2021, attack.
Two Separate Crashes at Checkpoints Sends Border Patrol Agents to Hospital
Several Border Patrol agents were injured in two separate vehicle crashes at checkpoints this week.
Ex-Homeland Security Official Pens New Book That Claims Trump Was a Sexist Bully
Miles Taylor, a former chief of staff in the Department of Homeland Security, levels serious allegations of “undisguised sexism” against Donald Trump in a new book, including claims that the former president made sexual comments about his daughter Ivanka.
Lechleitner Tapped to Lead ICE After Johnson’s Retirement
Patrick “P.J.” Lechleitner, a former police officer who served in key leadership positions for Homeland Security Investigations, has been tapped to serve as acting ICE director.
DOJ Investigation Says Negligence, Staff Failures Led to Jeffrey Epstein’s Suicide
The Justice Department’s watchdog concluded that negligence, misconduct, and faulty resources contributed to the suicide of Jeffrey Epstein, the wealthy financier who was jailed on child-sex trafficking charges.