Biden Administration Searches for First Permanent ATF Director Since 2015
President Biden may soon pick a nominee to lead the ATF director, which has been without a permanent director since 2015 as the nation grapples with mass shootings.
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MSNBC: ATF Must Be Empowered to Play Bigger Role in Combating Mass Shootings
The mass shooting that left 10 people dead at a Colorado supermarket underscores why the ATF must become a bigger part of the solution.
Grenade Sought by ATF Exploded, Killed Teen in North Carolina
The ATF made an urgent public plea in late December for help tracking down a hand grenade that was “thought to be inert” after it was sold to an unsuspecting customers at an antique mall in North Carolina.
ATF Searches for Grenade That Could Still Explode After Being Sold at Antique Mall
The ATF is asking for the public’s help tracking down a grenade that was “thought to be inert” but could still explode after it was sold to an unsuspecting customer at an antique mall in North Carolina.
ATF Busts Michigan Sex Offender Accused of Impersonating ATF Agent
The ATF on Thursday arrested a convicted sex offender in Michigan who was impersonating an undercover ATF agent.
DOJ to Allow Local, State Police to Wear Body Cameras During Task Force Arrests
The Justice Department has reversed its ban on body cameras, saying state and local law enforcement may wear the devices during some joint operations with federal law enforcement.
ATF Sued in Effort to Reclassify Ghost Guns As Firearms to Make Them Traceable
By Steve Neavling California’s attorney general and the fathers of two children who were killed in school shootings have sued the ATF over ghost guns, saying the unfinished frames and do-it-yourself firearm kits are untraceable and ending up in the hands of killers. The lawsuit aims to force authorities to classify ghost guns, which are…
Black ATF Agent Sues ATF Again After Settling Lawsuit over Nazi-Tattooed Colleague
A black ATF supervisor who receive $450,000 to settle a lawsuit in which she claims the agency discriminated against her after she launched complaints about another supervisor with a Nazi-themed tattoo has sued the agency again.