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ICE Seeks Millions for Gold-Detailed SUVs in Trump’s D.C. Crime Crackdown
ICE is seeking to spend more than $2.4 million on SUVs and flashy vehicle wraps emblazoned with “DEFEND THE HOMELAND.”
Texas Woman on FBI’s Most Wanted List Arrested in Son’s Disappearance
A Texas woman accused in the presumed death of her 6-year-old son has been arrested after months on the FBI’s Ten Most Wanted Fugitives list.
Justice Department Probes D.C. Police Crime Data
Federal prosecutors are investigating whether Washington, D.C., police manipulated crime statistics to make the city appear safer.
Baseless ICE Post Fuels Harassment Against Connecticut Lawmaker
Federal officials amplified a false claim on social media that accused a Connecticut lawmaker of revealing live locations of immigration agents, setting off harassment and threats against him.
DOJ to Turn over Jeffrey Epstein Records to Congress
The Justice Department has agreed to provide Congress with documents from the Jeffrey Epstein sex trafficking investigation, the chair of the House Oversight Committee said Monday.
Trump Taps Missouri Attorney General As FBI Co-Deputy Director
The Trump administration has appointed Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey as a deputy director of the FBI, a move that left many agents puzzled.
Pirro Rejected FBI Deputy Role, Now Leads Trump’s D.C. Crackdown
Before becoming Washington’s top prosecutor, Jeanine Pirro turned down an offer to serve as FBI Director Kash Patel’s deputy.
Comey Calls Himself a Swiftie, Draws Fire from Trump Allies
Former FBI Director James Comey is facing backlash from Trump supporters after posting a five-minute video praising Taylor Swift and calling himself a “Swiftie.”