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Serious Questions Raised about DOJ and AG Barr’s Handling of Whistleblower Complaint
The Department of Justice’s handling of the whistleblower complaint involving Ukraine raises a serious question: Why did the DOJ decide not to forward the complaint to Congress?
Border Patrol Agent Acquitted on Sexual Assault Charge
A Border Patrol agent accused of sexually assaulting his then-girlfriend in June 2013 has been found not guilty.
DEA to Join Fight Against Illicit THC Cartridges Behind Lung Illness Outbreak
The Food and Drug Administration is asking the DEA to help with the ongoing investigation into a lung illness outbreak linked to vaping.
Portland Police Stop ICE Agents from Using Bureau Center for Training
ICE agents are no longer allowed to use the firing range and classroom space at its training center in Portland after police terminated a two-year contract.
FBI Raids Home, Offices of Illinois State Senator Sandoval
FBI agents raided the home and offices of Illinois state Sen. Martin Sandoval as part of an ongoing criminal investigation.
Bryan A. Vorndran Named Special Agent in Charge of the New Orleans Field Office
Bryan A. Vorndran has been named special agent in charge of the New Orleans Field Office.
FBI: Army Soldier Strategized Attacking Major News Network, Beto O’Rourke
A U.S. Army soldier was arrested on allegations of planning to attack a major American news network, providing online instructions on building a bomb and strategizing an attack on Democratic presidential candidate Beto O’Rourke.