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The Bureau is reportedly looking for new informants on the Kremlin The FBI has launched a social media campaign seeking to convince Russia

(Photo by Mark Wilson/Getty Images)Over on Truth Social, Trump spends his days screeching into the ether about

SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH — Former Somerset resident Dennis Rice retired from the United States Federal Bureau of Investigations (FBI) after a distinguished 25-year career.

It's become so common that, by now, it's almost expected. Republicans, usually but not always armed with congressional subpoena power, single out a seemingly…

This happened months after he left office.

They wanted to put Hillary in email jail. But this guy ... not so much.

FBI Director Christopher Wray has named Matthew Miraglia as the special agent in charge of the Buffalo Field Office in New York. Mr. Miraglia most recently served as a section chief in the Cyber Division at FBI Headquarters in Washington, D.C.

As a villainous rogue actor. the truth is that the threat to our democracy in our country is still very much alive, he says. because those same groups have now moved on to new targets, i will leave you with this stark warning from jacob blake. quote, we cannot afford to look the other way while trump warns the country that his supporters are locked and loaded to physically fight for him in 2024. oil form investigative counsel -- jacob glick joins me now -- georgetown laws institute for constitut...

Country that his supporters are locked and loaded to physically fight for him in 2024. former investigative counsel -- jacob glick joins me now -- now a policy council at georgetown laws institute for constitutional advocacy and protection. also with us, -- counterintelligence division of the fbi. she is now seen as assistant dean as yale, jackson school of global affairs. thank you both for joining me. jacob, not let me start with you. as you outlined in your piece, this far-right threat to our...

A federal court in Brooklyn ruled the man had sent US-made hardware and software to clients that included the Central Bank of Iran via dummy companies registered in the UAE. He was sentenced to 30 months in prison.