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Corruption Case against Ex-DEA Agent Goes to Jury
Jurors are expected to begin deliberations today in a corruption trial involving a now-retired DEA agent who is accused of accepting cash bribes to protect drug traffickers.
Trump Allies Plan to Use Justice Department to Fight ‘Anti-White Racism’
Former President Trump’s allies are devising strategies to reform the Justice Department with a renewed emphasis on addressing what they perceive as the real issue of racism in America: “anti-white racism.”
SUV Slammed into Security Gate at FBI’s Atlanta Field Office
A man was arrested after slamming his car into a security gate at the FBI’s Atlanta Field Office on Monday afternoon.
Lead Investigator Believes Russia Behind Havana Syndrome That May Have Injured FBI Agents
FBI agents are among more than 100 Americans who believe they previously came down with the Havana Syndrome, a mysterious affliction that some experts think was caused by weaponized microwave radiation.
Trump Actually Appointed Jeffrey Clark As Acting AG Before Jan. 6 Attack, Lawyer Says
Among the lingering questions of the Jan. 6 probe is whether Donald Trump temporarily empowered Jeffrey Clark – a key ally in his campaign to overturn the 2020 election – to oversee the entire Justice Department.
FBI Stops Releasing Whitey Bulger Records
The FBI is no longer releasing information related to the case of James “Whitey” Bulger, saying the records are “investigative.”
House to Send Mayorkas Impeachment to Senate on April 10
The Republican-led U.S. House will deliver two articles of impeachment against Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas to the Senate on April 10, House Speaker Mike Johnson said Thursday.