WikiLeaks Founder Reaches Deal with DOJ to Plead Guilty And Avoid Prison
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange has reached a deal with the Justice Department to end his lengthy legal troubles, allowing him to return to his home country of Australia.
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Special Counsel Urges Judge to Impose Restrictions on Trump’s Attacks on FBI Agents
Federal prosecutors argued for new restrictions on Donald Trump to prevent him from publicly attacking federal law enforcement officials during a contentious court hearing Monday.
Federal Prosecutors Recommend Criminal Charges against Boeing
Federal prosecutors are recommending that the Justice Department criminally prosecute planemaker Boeing.
DEA Operation Reveals Link Between Sinaloa Cartel And Chinese Banking Groups.
Federal law enforcement has discovered an alarming link between the Sinaloa drug cartel and underground Chinese banking groups in the U.S. that laundered cash from drug trafficking proceeds.
AG Garland Defends Federal Law Enforcement Amid Increasing Attacks by Trump, Allies
Attorney General Merrick Garland defended federal law enforcement agencies as Donald Trump and his allies continue to make unfounded claims about the Justice Department and FBI.
Federal Law Enforcement Agencies Team up to Crack Down on Illicit E-Cigarettes
The Justice Department and Food and Drug Administration created a joint task force to crack down on the sale and distribution of illicit electronic cigarettes.
Federal Law Enforcement Officials Worried Trump Will Jail Them If He’s Reelected, McCabe says
Former FBI Deputy Director Andrew McCabe said federal law enforcement authorities are so fearful of Donald Trump winning a second term that they are considering fleeing the country.
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.