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Federal Strike Force Busts Dozens of Medical Professionals for Illegal Opioid Prescriptions
A team of federal investigators and prosecutors made its largest bust to date against illegal opioid prescribers, including dozens of pharmacists, nurse practitioners, doctors, and other medical professionals.
DOJ Shared Some of Mueller’s Findings with White House Attorneys Ahead of Today’s Release
President Trump should be prepared to respond faster than Congress to Thursday’s release of Robert Mueller’s report because Justice Department officials “have had numerous conversations with White House lawyers about the conclusions” reached by the special counsel in recent days.
Prosecutors File Hate Crime Charges Against Man Accused of Torching 3 Black Churches
Prosecutors have filed hate crime charges against the white man suspected of setting fire to three African American churches in Louisiana.
FBI Launches ‘Massive Manhunt’ for Woman ‘Infatuated’ with Columbine School Shooting
Denver-area public schools were closed Wednesday as the FBI launched a manhunt for a young woman whom authorities described as armed, “extremely dangerous” and “infatuated” with the Columbine school massacre.
AG Barr to Release Long-Awaited Mueller Report on Thursday – with Redactions
Here it comes. On Thursday morning, the long-awaiting report compiled by special counsel Robert Mueller is expected to become public.
Acting Homeland Security Director Appoints New CBP Commissioner
In the latest staff shakeup at the Department of Homeland Security, the new acting secretary, Kevin McAleenan, named a replacement to fill his former post as Customs and Border Protection commissioner.
Mueller’s Russia Report to Be Made Public Any Day. Here’s What to Expect
Attorney General William Barr is expected to release to Congress a redacted version of special counsel Robert Mueller’s report on Russia’s election meddling this week.
FBI-Related Hack Unearths Personal Info of Thousands of Federal Officials
A hacker group published the personal information of hundreds of federal law enforcement officials and thousands of other people online after breaching what it describes as more than 1,000 websites, including three belonging to the FBI National Academy Association.