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Acting DEA Administrator to Step Down at End of Month
Chuck Rosenberg, acting head of the DEA, plans to resign at the end of the month.
FBI Nets 10 Arrests in Ongoing Investigation of College Basketball Corruption
The FBI led one of the largest investigations into corruption in college basketball, arresting four NCAA basketball coaches, a top Adidas executive and five others.
Justice Department Reveals ‘Systemic’ Misconduct Often Ignored at FBI
The Justice Department’s Inspector General revealed the FBI was not reporting “high-risk security concerns” about some agents, concluding that “systemic” misconduct issues were not properly addressed.
Bills to Prevent Trump from Firing Special Counsel Run into Legal Hurdles
Senators from both sides of the aisle are backing legislation to make it more difficult for President Trump to fire special counsel Robert Mueller.
IRS Finally Discloses Tax Information to Special Counsel about Trump Campaign
After clashing with the special counsel investigating Russia’s meddling in the presidential election, the IRS is now sharing information with Robert Mueller, the head of the ever-growing probe.
Drug Arrests Increase in 2016 Despite Rhetoric on Rehabilitation
The war on drugs picked up steam last year.
FBI Releases Sketch of Person of Interest in Post Office Bombing
The FBI has released a sketch of “a person of interest” in the bombing of a post office in northwestern Indiana that killed an employee or injured several others.
Washington State Gang Member Lands on FBI’s Most Wanted List
A Tacoma, Wash., gang member has been added to the FBI’s Most Wanted list.