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Violence not as a fire that needs to be put out and urgently but something to be fed and fueled. Apparently not satisfied with having disrupted life for thousands of his own constituents living and working in springfield, ohio, with his lies about haitian immigrants eating family pets, lies that have spurred dozens of Bomb Threats against elementary schools, middle schools, hospitals, municipal buildings, Jd Vance chose to fan those flames, laying blame for what is still an apparent Assassinatio...

Yuki Iwamura/AFP via Getty ImagesCharles McGonigal, the former FBI counterintelligence chief in New York City, was sentenced to over four years in prison after pleading guilty to violating the International Emergency Economic Powers Act in August. McGonigal allegedly performed favors for Russian oligarch Oleg Deripaska–an ally of Vladimir Putin–in violation of U.S. sanctions. McGonigal was arrested at NYC’s John F. Kennedy Airport in January. He was also fined $40,000 and fa...

Last month, this column exhorted House Republicans to employ their investigative power to demand answers from the Biden administration and the Federal Bureau of Investigation regarding the apparent corruption of former senior FBI official Charles McGonigal. This murky affair looks like one of the biggest scandals in the bureau’s history. As I noted:

The FBI agent tasked with leading investigations into Russian oligarchs pleaded guilty to laundering money on behalf of an oligarch in exchange for investigations on rivals, the Justice Department announced Tuesday. Charles McGonigal, now a former special agent, was in charge of the New York FBI Counterintelligence Division and led investigations into Russian oligarchs to…

The FBI agent's bombshell allegations of political bias appeared in a leaked statement made to the Senate Judiciary Committee.

FBI agents Tuesday arrested a federal employee who lied about working for the Taiwan Navy and using the COVID pandemic as cover to move to Taiwan.

Frank Figuilizzi said that members of Congress as well as certain officials might need to be arrested to prevent a repeat of the January 6 Capitol riot.

Department. a trip to the white house to say youve got a problem here. we do not know what his underlying conduct was according to the justice department but we know the justice department has it. theyve got it. whatever it is. at that same hearing yesterday, the former director of national intelligence also said a couple of things that could have made the white house shiver its timbers over the last 24 hours. james clapper testified that when he previously asserted that he had seen no evidence ...

Visit floodsmart.gov/flood to learn more. were back with a fox news alert. the hacker group anonymous claiming its taken down more than 25,000 accounts with ties to isis since the group declared war on the terrorists in the wake of those paris attacks. at first people were applauding the hackers for helping stop the flow of propaganda. did they actually do more harm than good? adviser michael smith works with i counterintelligence group to warn the government of terrorists online actions. he j...