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Yaser Abdel Said's Family Members Charged With Helping Him Evade Arrest
"The defendants provided aid and comfort to an individual who is accused of murdering his own daughters," said FBI Dallas Special Agent in Charge of the Dallas Field Division Matthew DeSarno.
Trump Chief of Staff Says Administration Doesn't Know What QAnon Is
"I don't even know anything about it. I don't even know if it's credible," Mark Meadows said Sunday.
Ex-FBI Lawyer Admits to Doctoring Key Email in Russia Investigation
Kevin Clinesmith, who worked as a lawyer with the FBI for four years, is the first person to be charged in the Justice Department's review of Special Counsel Robert Mueller's 2017 investigation.
Texas Mom Found Murdered in Mexico With All Her Teeth Missing
Lizbeth Flores' body was found in the city of Matamoros, located along the U.S.-Mexico border, a day after she was reported missing by her mother in Brownsville, Texas.
What Is Drovorub? FBI Expose Latest Russian State-Run Cyber Threat
The FBI and the NSA released a joint press release this week identifying the new cyber security from Fancy Bear.
Former FBI Lawyer to Plead Guilty for Falsifying Russia Probe Documents
An attorney for the former FBI lawyer told the Associated Press Friday his client planned to plead guilty to falsifying a government email in 2017.
Here's Who is on the 'World's Most Wanted' List
"World's Most Wanted" on Netflix tells the story of some of the world's most wanted criminals, but there are multiple Most Wanted lists that future seasons can draw on.
Jake Paul FBI Raid: A Timeline of the YouTuber's Biggest Scandals
Controversial YouTuber Jake Paul has had his home raided by the FBI in what is the latest scandal associated with the 20 million subscriber internet personality.
Everything We Know About Why the FBI Are at Jake Paul's House
Authorities reportedly raided YouTuber Jake Paul's home in the Calabasas neighborhood of Los Angeles on Wednesday.
Dem State Senator Indicted on Nearly 50 Counts of Embezzlement, Wire Fraud
Robinson allegedly stole over $600,000 in government funds while working as director of a healthcare organization.
Trump's $377M White House Remodeling Draws Little Scrutiny in COVID Bill
President Donald Trump's administration has requested $377 million in the next coronavirus aid package for a renovation of the White House's West Wing.
FBI Arrests Pastor for Receiving Child Porn in Texts From 15-Year-Old Boy
The priest and the teen traded images of their genitalia before the teen admitted that he wanted money from the priest.
Connecticut Man Accused of Beheading Landlord With Samurai Sword
Jerry David Thompson refused to speak to police or judges in court as he identifies as a sovereign citizen.
GOP Coronavirus Stimulus Includes Trump Demand for $1.75 Billion New FBI HQ
An internal DOJ watchdog has been investigating President Trump for nixing the construction of a new FBI headquarters in the suburbs of Washington and away from the Trump International Hotel.
Eliot Ness and President Donald Trump
The use of federal law enforcement has a lengthy history.
Judge Esther Salas Assigned to Epstein Deutsche Bank Case Before Shooting
Police have yet to establish a motive for the shooting at the U.S. District Court judge's New Jersey home.
Pelosi Calls for FBI to Investigate Police Killing of Sean Monterrosa
Police officials confirmed Thursday that a piece of key evidence in the investigation into the shooting death of Sean Monterrosa had been destroyed "without prior consultation with the Police Chief or City Attorney's Office."
Gun Sales Are Surging Among First-Time Owners Amid the Pandemic
New gun owners emerge amidst the coronavirus pandemic, resulting in days-long delays among FBI background checks.
Key Evidence From Sean Monterrosa Police Shooting Destroyed
City officials say the police windscreen that an officer shot through five times thinking the 22-year-old was armed with a gun has been destroyed.
FBI Director Says Greatest Long-Term Threat to U.S. Is Chinese Government
"The Chinese Communist Party believes it's in a generational fight to surpass our country in economic and technological leadership," said FBI Director Christopher Wray.
The FBI Has Reopened a Case Featured in Netflix's "Unsolved Mysteries"
"Unsolved Mysteries" has only been on Netflix for less than a week, but one of its cases is already one step closer to being solved.
Epstein Associate Ghislaine Maxwell Arrested 11 Months After His Death
Maxwell's arrest comes nearly a year after the financier, who was facing federal sex trafficking charges, was found dead inside a jail cell.
Coronavirus-Related Scams Rise as Hackers Take Advantage of Pandemic
By mid-June the FBI's cybercrime division received more complaints of cyber threats than it received in all of 2019.
FBI Reviewing Investigations of Recent Hangings as Third Man Found Dead
The man's body was discovered hanging from a tree in the city on Monday.
Appeals Court Signals Reluctance to Dismiss Michael Flynn Case
The three-judge panel suggested it might be inappropriate for them to force the hand of the trial court, at least for now, before the judge issued his ruling on the motion to dismiss.
Court-Appointed Advocate Calls Decision to Drop Flynn Case 'Gross Abuse'
Sidney Powell, a high-profile legal commentator often appearing on Fox News and member of Flynn's legal team, called Gleeson's claims "predictable and wrong."
States Quietly Teamed Up With the FBI to Stop Violence at Floyd Protests
The FBI and DOJ aided local law enforcement during anti-police brutality protest crackdowns—part of a federal effort to keep protests civil.
Leaked Document: SWAT Teams, Sniper-trained Units Sent to D.C. Amid Protest
Elite SWAT teams and sniper-trained units were among at least a dozen federal agencies set to D.C. amid protests over the past week, according to a Homeland Security document.
Ohio National Guard Member Removed After FBI Finds Link to White Supremacy
The individual was removed from all National Guard missions "effective immediately," Ohio Governor Mike DeWine said Friday.
What to Know About Lindsey Graham's Investigation Into the Russia Probe
Graham's probe kicked off in earnest Wednesday when the Judiciary Committee heard the testimony of the former official who appointed Robert Mueller.

