FBI
The latest updates on the Federal Bureau of Investigation (or FBI). Formed in 1908, it monitors domestic security and intelligence in the United States. The federal agency is operated under the Department of Justice and works with the U.S. Intelligence community. The agency operates out of the J. Edgar Hoover Building in Washington, D.C.
Carjacker Suspect Accidentally Takes Selfie Before On Victim's Phone
Carjacking cases have risen in Indianapolis, leading the police force to team up with the FBI to tackle the crime.
Why the FBI Hasn't Closed the Gabby Petito Case
Two months after the homicide case first sparked national headlines, law enforcement officials still consider the investigation open and active.
Parkland Families Reach Settlement With Government Over FBI's Inaction
A month after Nikolas Cruz pleaded guilty to 17 counts of murder, attorneys for the families of those killed announced a settlement has been reached.
Man Pictured With Nancy Pelosi's Speaker Lectern on Jan. 6 Pleads Guilty
Adam Johnson, the man famously photographed carrying Nancy Pelosi's lectern, pleaded guilty Monday and is set to be sentenced on February 25.
Ohio County 'Shocked' After Mike Lindell Event Shares Its Computers' Data
"Nobody had ever made a suggestion of election malfeasance," a Lake County official said.
1/6 Rioter Allegedly Took Loaded Gun to Capitol, Said He Lost It at Casino
The man reportedly told his family that if authorities came to his house to arrest him, he would give himself up willingly "because I may go down as a hero."
FBI Confirms Seizing Phones, Other Devices From Project Veritas Members
The FBI seized items for an investigation into how Project Veritas received a diary that allegedly belonged to President Joe Biden's daughter, Ashley.
Ghislaine Maxwell's Elaborate Hideout Strategy Revealed by Security Adviser
Matt Hellyer, an ex-SAS soldier, said a Maxwell lookalike was sent to Paris to act as a media decoy while she was in hiding over Jeffrey Epstein accusations.
With a Tweet, Trump Fired the Official Who Said, No Election Fraud
In this daily series, Newsweek explores the steps that led to the January 6 Capitol Riot.
Bannon Vows 'We're Taking Down the Biden Regime' As He Surrenders to FBI
Bannon was charged with contempt of Congress for refusing to cooperate with lawmakers investigating the U.S. Capitol riot on January 6.
FBI Email System Reportedly Hacked to Send Fake DHS Cyberattack Messages
The unusual emails refer to "the extortion gang TheDarkOverlord" and warn of a "a sophisticated chain attack."
Full List of Every U.S. College Targeted With Bomb Threats
"Our police department is working closely with the FBI to identify what appears to be a pattern...but at this point, it's hard to tell," said New Haven Mayor Justin Elicker.
Russian Pleads Not Guilty to Lying to FBI in 'Steele Dossier' Investigation
A judge set a trial date for April after Igor Danchenko pleaded not guilty to charges of lying to the FBI about his "Steele dossier" sources.
FBI to Conduct Criminal Investigation Into Astroworld Trampling Deaths
The investigation, however, may be complicated because of the large number of people, entities and law enforcement agencies involved.
Capitol Rioter Rejects Charges From U.S. Government, Asks Belarus for Help
"I don't think I have committed some kind of a crime," says Evan Neumann, who is charged with assaulting a police officer and obstruction of justice.
U.S. Seizes $6M From Suspected Ransomware Hacker
On Monday, the Justice Department announced it was filing charges against two individuals affiliated with the damaging ransomware group REvil.
SCOTUS Split on Ruling of Lawsuits Said to Threaten National Security
A group of Muslim men filed a class-action lawsuit alleging that the FBI spied on them and hundreds of others after the September 11 attacks.
'Just Put Me In Charge,' Giuliani Told Trump. 'They Stole This Thing"
In this daily series, Newsweek explores the steps that led to the January 6 Capitol Riot.
New Orleans Sewage Department Raided by FBI After News Exposes Corruption
WWL-TV reported some gas lines in the city passed inspection, despite not complying with safety codes and not being installed by permitted contractors.
Police Search for JaShyah Moore, New Jersey Teen Missing for Three Weeks
The 14-year-old girl, who lives in East Orange, was last seen wearing khaki pants, a black jacket and black boots.
U.S. Woman Arrested Upon Landing After Release From Indonesian Prison
Heather Mack made international headlines for the 2014 killing of her mother in Indonesia. Now, she has been indicted on murder conspiracy charges in the U.S.
FBI Probe Into Connection Between Saudi Nationals and 9/11 Proved Futile
The FBI's years-long investigation into Saudi Arabia's role in possibly planning the 9/11 attacks did not show a clear connection, according to new documents.
'Stop the Steal' Was a Donald Trump Fans' War Cry Even Before Election
In this daily series, Newsweek explores the steps that led to the January 6 Capitol Riot.
Jetpack Man at LAX May Have Been 'Nightmare Before Christmas' Balloon
Video and photos of a Jack Skellington balloon flying in Los Angles last November may have provided one possible explanation for the jet pack sightings.
Rapper Fetty Wap Arrested on Federal Drugs Charges
The star, whose legal name is Willie Junior Maxwell, was arrested at Citi Field in Queens on Thursday.
GOP Senators Hammer Merrick Garland Over Schools Memo, AG Stands Firm
"Not every outburst or expression of concern by neighbors among neighbors at a local school board meeting warrants a federal investigation," Senator Lee said.
AG Garland Calls Bathroom Rape 'State Case' While Siccing FBI on Parents
Concerned parents are not domestic terrorists.
Brian Laundrie Was Likely Already Dead When Mother Mistaken for Him: Police
Laundrie's remains were recently found in Florida's Carlton Reserve, as well as his belongings, including a notebook that authorities believe is salvageable.
Steve Bannon Suggests Merrick Garland, FBI Involved in 'Coup' Against Trump
Bannon called the Biden administration an "illegitimate regime" before suggesting that Garland took part in a coup against Trump months before he became attorney general in March 2021.
Brian Laundrie Mistaken for Mom, Not Watched Carefully, Police Admit
"No case is perfect," North Port Police Public Information Officer Josh Taylor said in response to the mistake.
