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FBI Raids City Hall, Homes of Baltimore Mayor in Kickback Investigation
Federal agents raided Baltimore City Hall and two homes owned by Mayor Catherine Pugh as part of an investigation involving the mayor’s self-published children’s books.
Deputy AG Rosenstein Defended Role in Mueller Report, Fired Back at Critics
Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein, who appointed Robert Mueller in May 2017 to investigate Russian interference during the presidential election, fire back Thursday at politicians and journalists who have questioned his handling of the probe.
ATF Security Guard Pleads Guilty to Stealing Firearms, Ammunition from Agency
A former contract security guard who stole guns, ammunition and firearms parts from the ATF and then sold them pleaded guilty Wednesday to crimes related to the thefts.
Border Patrol Agents to Begin Receiving Bonuses for Staying with Agency
U.S. Customs and Border Protection is offering an incentive to retain agents as the agency becomes inundated with an increase in families cross the U.S.-Mexico border.
FBI Arrests Former Trenton Cops Accused of Repeatedly Using Excessive Force
The FBI arrested a Trenton police officer as part of an excessive force investigation involving several alleged victims.
Border Patrol Finds 3-Year-Old Boy in Field with ID, Phone Number on His Shoes
Border Patrol agents found an abandoned, crying 3-year-old migrant alone in a cornfield near the U.S.-Mexico border in Texas on Tuesday morning.
U.S. Offers to Dispatch FBI to Sri Lanka for Help in Easter Bombing Probe
The U.S. is offering to help Sri Lanka track down the terrorists behind the string of Easter bombings that killed 321 people.