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DOJ Takes Major Step to Reclassify Marijuana After Decades of Zero Tolerance
Signaling a seismic shift in marijuana enforcement, the Justice Department on Thursday officially moved to reclassify cannabis as a less dangerous drug.
FBI Headquarters Welcomes 2 New Leaders Appointed by Wray
FBI Director Christopher Wray appointed two leaders to key positions at the bureau’s headquarters.
FBI, Homeland Security Warn of Potential Terrorist Attacks Targeting LGBTQ+ Events
The FBI and Department of Homeland Security are warning of a potential terrorist attack targeting LGBTQ+ Pride Month.
Biden Aims to Shut Down Border Once Crossings Reach 4,000 Per Day
President Biden plans to implement executive measures that would enable him to close the U.S.-Mexico border when migrant crossings hit 4,000 per day.
Funds For U.S. Victims of State Sponsored Terrorism Drop Dramatically Under Biden Administration
By Allan Lengel A fund for U.S. victims of designated State sponsors of terrorism like Iran has seen a dramatic decrease under the Biden administration. The result has been less money to compensate families, spouses and dependents, who have obtained federal court-judgments against the terrorist-designated nations. The Department of Justice collects civil and criminal penalties…
FBI: Attacks on Officers Increased, But Fewer Were Killed in 2023
The rate of law enforcement officers assaulted over the past three years reached a 10-year high in 2023, while the number of officers killed in the line of duty declined during the same time frame, according to new FBI data.
Mother’s Day Car Crash Kills Border Patrol Agent, His Mother And Sister
A Border Patrol agent was among three people killed in a two-vehicle crash in Arizona on Mother’s Day.
3 Men Charged in ‘Whitey’ Bulger’s Prison Killing Reached Plea Deal with Prosecutors
Three men charged with killing notorious gangster James “Whitey” Bulger in prison in 2018 have reached a plea deal with prosecutors, according to a court filing Monday.