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Itself in politics to taking years to investigate somis cas, while managing to wrap it up quickly in others. the fbi finds itself at a cross roads. part of addressing a problem is addressing you have one and i dont see that in the current leadership. from day one, kr krift for wray was other than warned. there is a coolade crew, never admit fault, make changes only when you have to and protect the reputation of the fbi. the fbi reputation matters more than the reality and some people convince th...

They looked in the van. they called for their bomb squad people. washington metros eod came. and what they found was the materials to make molotov cocktails, numerous empty bottles, rags, fuel, weapons, firearms. so he is taken into custody for investigation based on the threats to members of congress. that was from the capital police. the case now goes to the joint terrorism task force to figure out what were the molotov cocktails for. why was he in the neighborhood that is filled with embassie...

When investigators searched the suspect's home, they found a 12-gauge shotgun, ammunition, several knives, tactical vests and a Nazi flag, according to court documents.

Could the East Palestine disaster happen here? Federal law allows locals to be kept in the dark.

A former CNN television producer who had pleaded guilty to luring a 9-year-old girl into illegal sexual acts was sentenced Tuesday to more than 19 years in prison and an additional 15 years of supervised release during a U.S. District Court hearing in Vermont. John Griffin of Stamford, Connecticut, pleaded guilty in federal court in December to using interstate commerce to entice and coerce the girl to engage in sexual activity at his Vermont ski house. According to the plea deal, Griffin met ...

Government employees when it comes to accepting gifts and maybe clarifying so theres no doubt in justice alitos mind that he doesnt have to go, as he did in his op-ed to arcane sections of criminal law, a statute he cites, deals with the breadth of interstate commerce, a facility including transportation. that begs the question, when alito took the trips, did he look up all the vague statutes in advance or did he do it after the controversy crept up. i dont know which one is better or worse. the...

Prosecutors allege the 42-year-old took cash bribes and “sexual favors” as payment.

On June 5, 2004, Ronald Reagan, the 40th U.S. president, died at his Los Angeles home at the age of 93 of complications from Alzheimer's disease.

For decades the state has been setting policy for the whole nation. Now red states are pushing back.

Effective July 1, 2023, oil and liquids pipelines regulated by the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) and charging so-called "index" rates will be able to increase their rates by over 13 percent.