Texas Congressman Proposes Relocating CBP Headquarters to Texas
U.S. Rep. Keith Self, R-Texas, has introduced legislation directing the U.S. Department of Homeland Security to move the Washington, D.C., headquarters of CBP to Texas.
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FBI and DHS Face Criticism for Skipping Public Testimony on National Security Threats
The FBI and Department of Homeland Security (DHS) are under fire for refusing to testify publicly at a Senate committee hearing on global threats to national security, breaking with a tradition of transparency before the panel.
Former U.S. Rep. George Santos Pleads Guilty to Wire Fraud, Identity Theft
After an 11-month congressional career built on falsehoods, George Santos pleaded guilty Monday to wire fraud and aggravated identity theft.
House GOP Advances Major Reductions in Federal Law Enforcement
House Republicans seeking to punish federal law enforcement advanced legislation aimed at significantly reducing funding for the Justice Department and U.S. attorneys’ offices nationwide.
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 Agent Attacked by Havana Syndrome in Key West, Attorney Tells Congress
An FBI agent was struck by a Havana Syndrome “attack” in Key West, the agent’s lawyer said during a congressional hearing Wednesday.
Wray Raises Alarm over Potential Terrorist Attack in U.S. Similar to Russia’s Concert Massacre
FBI Director Chistopher Wray told members of Congress on Thursday that the bureau is increasingly worried about a potential organized attack in the U.S. similar to last month’s Russia concert hall shooting that killed more than 140 people.
Robert Hur Defends Special Counsel Report As He’s Grilled by Lawmakers
Special Counsel Robert Hur was grilled by congressional Republicans and Democrats for more than four hours Tuesday about his investigation into President Biden’s handling of classified documents.