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ICE Granted Access to Personal Data of Millions of Medicaid Enrollees
ICE will be allowed to access personal information from the nation’s 79 million Medicaid enrollees, including names, addresses, ethnicities, and Social Security numbers, under a newly signed agreement with the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services.
Senate Panel Advances Controversial FBI Move to Downtown D.C.
The FBI’s push to relocate its headquarters to downtown Washington, D.C. cleared a major hurdle Thursday after a key Senate committee approved a funding shift that would scrap long-standing plans for a new suburban campus in Maryland.
Justice Department fires James Comey’s Daughter Maurene, the prosecutor in Combs and Epstein cases
Maurene Comey, a veteran federal prosecutor and daughter of former FBI Director James Comey, has been fired by the U.S. Justice Department.
Hundreds of Former DOJ Officials Urge Senate to Reject Trump’s Court Pick
More than 900 former Justice Department employees are urging the Senate Judiciary Committee to reject President Donald Trump’s nominee for a federal appeals court seat, calling him unfit for the bench.
Minnesota Murder Suspect Claimed Orders Came from Governor in Letter to FBI
A Minnesota man accused of killing a state lawmaker and her husband claimed in a handwritten letter to the FBI that he was acting on secret orders from the governor, federal prosecutors revealed Tuesday.
Trump Dismisses Epstein Case as Supporters Demand Answers
President Donald Trump is trying to tamp down a political firestorm of his own making over the Justice Department’s decision not to release records tied to Jeffrey Epstein’s sex trafficking case.
Epstein Hired Private Eyes to Harass FBI Agents, Sources Say
Federal law enforcement officials say Jeffrey Epstein hired private investigators to harass and intimidate FBI agents investigating him for sex crimes involving underage girls.
Top DOJ Ethics Official Fired as Bondi Purges Civil Servants
The Justice Department’s top ethics official was fired Friday by U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi, marking the latest in a string of dismissals targeting longtime civil servants amid growing concerns of political retribution.