Theft of Thousands of Guns, Parts from ATF Facility Reveals Serious Problems at Agency
ATF officials are being evasive about the theft of thousands of guns and firearms parts that were supposed to be destroyed.
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Public Invited to Interact with DEA Special Agents During Lecture Series
Ever wonder what it’s like to be a special agent for the DEA?
FBI Revives Investigation into Murder of Virginia State Trooper in 1984
The FBI is breathing new life into a long-dormant investigation of a Virginia State trooper who was stabbed 45 times at his house 1984.
FBI Makes Gruesome Discovery at Alleged Dogfighting Ring in D.C. Area
The FBI seized more than a dozen dogs during a raid in the Washington D.C. area over an alleged dogfighting ring.
Homeland Security Warned Law Enforcement of Violence 3 Days Before Charlottesville Rally
Three days before clashes broke out during the deadly Charlottesville rally on Aug. 12, Homeland Security issued a warning to law enforcement about the high probability that the event would be “among the most violent to date” between white supremacists and anti-racists.
AG Sessions: Car Attack in Charlottesville ‘Does Meet the Definition of Domestic Terrorism’
Attorney General Jeff Sessions said this morning that an Ohio driver who plunged into a crowd of counter-protesters in Charlottesville, Va., “does meet the definition of domestic terrorism.”
House Committee Strips Funding for Long-Delayed New FBI Headquarters
The long-delated project to build a new FBI headquarters just hit another major snag.
FBI Paints Troubling Portrait of Man Who Opened Fire at Republicans on Baseball Field
Before firing 60 rounds from a rifle and handgun at an unwitting group of Republican lawmakers and staffers who were practice baseball in Alexandria, Va., James T. Hodgkinson had been living in his van in the parking lot of the YMCA on the outskirts of Washington D.C.