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Dozens of Alleged Members of a Sinaloa Cartel-linked Drug Dealing Network Arrested
The Justice Department charged 47 alleged members of a Sinaloa Cartel-linked drug dealing network in Imperial Valley, Calif., as part of a long-term investigation Wednesday.
Man Found Guilty of Threatening to ‘Unabomb’ FBI’s Los Angeles Office Office
A California man was convicted of two felony counts Wednesday after sending a series of threatening emails to the FBI, including one in which he referenced the Unabomber and threatened to bomb the bureau’s Los Angeles Field Office.
Garland Blasts Trump Allies for ‘Baseless And Extremely Dangerous Falsehoods’ in Congressional Testimony
Attorney General Merrick Garland admonished conservative attacks against the Justice Department during a fiery House committee hearing on Tuesday and said he will “not be intimidated” by lawmakers trying to hold him in contempt.
FBI Restores Security Clearance of Agent Who Criticized FBI to Congress
An FBI agent accused of misconduct in connection with the investigation of Jan. 6 defendants has regained his security clearance and received back pay as part of a settlement with the bureau.
Stejskal: Some Legal Similarities Between Donald Trump and Al Capone
It ended up being financial-related crimes that nailed them both.
Border Patrol Agent in Critical Condition After Tornado Destroyed His Home
A Border Patrol agent is in critical condition after a tornado ripped through a home he shared with other agents in Texas on Sunday and tossed him 200 feet into the air.
Comey Says Jailing Trump Is ‘Obviously Doable’
Former FBI Director James Comey made a case for sending Donald Trump to jail, saying it’s not as impractical as it seems.
Ex-FBI Official Chronicles Highway Serial Killings in New Book
A former FBI official wrote a book documenting one of America’s dark secrets: The bodies of hundreds of murdered women were dumped along highways over the past four decades.