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Natalie Gore, One of FBI’s First Female Agents, Dies at 77
Natalie Gore, who made history as one of the bureau’s first female agents, died Wednesday after a battle with colon cancer.
Former FBI Agents Publicly Support Suspended Agent Stephen Friend
Thirty former FBI agents are publicly supporting suspended agent Stephen Friend, who claims to be a whistleblower.
DEA, Chinese chemical Manufactures Are Responsible for Deadly Fentanyl Crisis, DEA and DOJ Say
Mexican cartels and Chinese chemical manufactures are to blame for the deadly fentanyl crisis in the U.S., the DEA and Justice Department said this week.
Secret Service Confiscates Cell Phones of 24 Agents Who Responded to Insurrection
The Secret Service seized the cellphones of 24 agents who were involved in responding to the Jan. 6, 2021, insurrection and delivered the phones to the Homeland Security’s inspector general.
Arizona Man Charged After Narrowly Striking Border Patrol Agent With His Vehicle
An Arizona man accused of driving a Border Patrol agent’s vehicle off the road has been charged with assault on a federal officer with use of a deadly weapon, the Justice Department announced Tuesday.
Leonard Francis, Fugitive in Naval Bribery Case, Seeks Asylum in Venezuela
The fugitive defense contract behind one of the biggest scandals in U.S. naval history is seeking political asylum in Venezuela.
FBI Names Robert K. Tripp Special Agent in Charge of San Francisco Field Office
Robert K. Tripp has been named special agent in charge of the FBI’s San Francisco Field Office.
Former ICE Officer Indicted for Allegedly Stealing Funds While President of DHS-ICE Union
A former ICE officer and head of a labor union was indicted in federal court for allegedly embezzling tens of thousands of dollars from the union he represented.