Homes of Top Athletes Targeted by Sophisticated Burglars, FBI Warns
The FBI has issued a warning to professional sports leagues, alerting them to a troubling trend of organized theft groups targeting athletes.
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FBI Reviewing Inmate Death Following Violent Incident at New York Prison
The FBI’s Albany Field Office has initiated a review into the death of Robert Brooks, a Marcy Correctional Facility inmate in Oneida County, following an incident involving correctional officers.
Ex-FBI and CIA Chief Questions Trump’s Picks for Top Intelligence Roles
A former head of both the FBI and CIA is raising concerns about President-elect Donald Trump’s nominees to lead key intelligence agencies, questioning whether they have the qualifications for such critical roles.
FBI Quietly Disbands Organized Crime Squad as Mafia Fades Away in Boston
The FBI’s storied fight against the Mafia in Boston has come to a quiet conclusion.
Fears of Retaliation Loom Over Trump’s FBI Director Pick
Hours after President-elect Donald Trump announced his choice for FBI director, alarm spread through the ranks of current and former government officials.
Trailblazing FBI Agent Joanne Pierce Misko Dies at 83
Trailblazing former FBI agent Joanne Pierce Misko, who was among the first two women sworn in as special agents in 1972, died Friday in Wheatfield, N.Y., near Niagara Falls.
Brooklyn Man Pleads Guilty to Running Covert Chinese Police Outpost in Manhattan
A man admitted in federal court in Brooklyn on Wednesday to secretly working on behalf of the Chinese government to operate an illicit police outpost in Lower Manhattan as part of Beijing’s efforts to suppress dissent and stifle criticism abroad.
Federal Agencies Dismiss Fears Over Drone Sightings in Northeast
Federal officials have downplayed concerns over thousands of recent drone sightings reported across Northeastern states, saying the activity poses no threat to national security or public safety.