Witnesses to the FBI’s search for a fabled cache of Civil War-era gold in a Pennsylvania forest have raised questions about the bureau’s dig in March 2018. The FBI insists it came up empty-handed ...

The FBI has appointed Rachel A. Byrd as the new special agent in charge of its Mobile Field Office, the agency announced. Byrd, who most recently oversaw investigations and operations in the FBI’s ...

Liz Oyer, the DOJ’s United States Pardon Attorney, was fired in March 2025 and unceremoniously escorted out of the building. Her job was to work with the White House to determine who was deserving of ...

The Justice Department is losing attorneys at an unprecedented rate under President Trump, with thousands of career employees leaving and few replacements in sight, according to a new report, The ...

FBI Director Christopher Wray appointed new special agents in charge of the field offices in Charlotte, New Haven and Buffalo, the bureau announced Monday. Matthew Miraglia was tapped to lead the ...

By Allan Lengel ticklethewire.com The government sees it as an act of chutzpah. Mob expert Jerry Capeci of Gang Land News reports that Reynold (Ren) Maragni, a Colombo capo, who was cooperating with ...

The suspect is accused of robbing so many banks that he’s earned two nicknames – the “Elephant Man Bandit” and “Cyborg Bandit.” Seattlepi.com reports that authorities arrested a 44-year-old Washington ...

Since Kash Patel took over as FBI director, the bureau has dramatically ramped up its use of polygraph tests, often asking agents whether they’ve spoken negatively about Patel himself, according to ...

DETROIT — Terrence G. Berg is a mild-mannered, thoughtful guy who knows plenty about crime. Before being appointed by President Barack Obama as a federal judge in 2012, he was a federal prosecutor and ...

The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) is under threat. Not from cartels, not from armed extremists, but from something far more systemic and just as dangerous: political budget ...

The Department of Homeland Security rushed through a nearly $1 billion contract for a migrant “self-deportation” program to a company led by a donor connected to a prominent pro-Trump nonprofit, ...

Actor Wesley Snipes is still in big trouble. The U.S. Court of Appeals in Atlanta has refused to overturn his conviction and three year prison term for tax evasion, Courthouse News Service reported.