Former CIA Analyst Sentenced for Leaking Top Secret Information

Former CIA analyst sentenced to 37 months in prison for leaking Top Secret Information about a possible Israeli strike on Iran, endangering national security. The FBI arrested Rahman in Cambodia after leaking the documents via the Telegram messaging app.

Decline in Murder Rates under President Trump

President Donald Trump claimed the nation's murder rate has dropped by 28% since he took office, using data from law enforcement agencies. Various sources, including the FBI and AH Datalytics, show a decline in murder rates since 2020. Trump previously criticized crime data, but now embraces it as it shows a positive trend.

Arrest of Alejandro Theodoro Orellana for Supplying Rioters with 'Bionic' Face Shields in Los Angeles

Alejandro Theodoro Orellana has been arrested for supplying rioters with 'bionic' face shields in Los Angeles. He faces up to five years in prison if convicted. The FBI is also seeking Elpidio Reyna for throwing rocks at federal officers.

Arrest of Alejandro Theodoro Orellana for Distributing 'Bionic Face Shields' to Rioters

A man was arrested by the FBI for allegedly distributing 'Bionic Face Shields' to rioters in Los Angeles. The arrest was part of an effort to crack down on those organizing and supporting riots. President Trump's use of National Guard and Marines in immigration raids is being challenged. The Justice Department ordered prosecutors to prioritize cases against protesters who destroy property or assault law enforcement.

Supreme Court ruling on wrong-house raid

The Supreme Court ruled that a family can sue law enforcement for a wrong-house raid, despite the usual immunity of the federal government. The case involved FBI and SWAT agents raiding a home in Atlanta in 2017. The court had to decide if victims can sue for such raids under the Federal Tort Claims Act, even if the officers were not following government orders. The unanimous decision marks a change from previous rejections of similar claims by the court.

Chinese Nationals Arrested for Smuggling Bio Weapons

Chinese national arrested for allegedly smuggling bio weapons into the U.S. and California Governor sues President Trump. Another Chinese national arrested for smuggling biological materials into the U.S. following deletion of electronic evidence. FBI and Homeland Security officials involved in investigation.

Criticism of FBI Directors Patel and Bongino by Judicial Watch

Formerly conservative heavyweights, FBI Director Kash Patel and Deputy Director Dan Bongino are losing the confidence of the MAGA movement due to perceived lack of transparency and failure to bring meaningful change to the FBI. Judicial Watch criticized their handling of the Jan. 6 investigations and the Epstein files.

Major Drug Operation Takedown in Atlanta

A major drug operation in Atlanta was taken down by FBI and DEA, resulting in the removal of 33 firearms and over 252 kilograms of drugs valued at over $9 million. The operation led to the arrest of Bartholomew Keeton Harralson, who faces at least 40 years in prison if convicted.

Violent Anti-ICE Riot in Paramount, California

A man named Elpidio Reyna has been identified for hurling rocks at U.S. Border Patrol vehicles in Paramount, California during an anti-ICE riot. The incident led to a federal officer being severely injured. The FBI is offering a $50,000 reward for information leading to Reyna's capture. President Trump's administration has sent National Guard and Marines to Los Angeles to address the violent protests. ICE agents have continued their work amidst the chaos and arrested criminal illegal aliens in Los Angeles.

Efforts to Combat Antisemitic Domestic Terrorism in the United States

Republican attorneys general from at least 27 states are seeking to coordinate with the FBI and the Department of Justice to combat antisemitic domestic terrorism following recent attacks. The letter highlights specific incidents and calls for increased cooperation between federal and state law enforcement agencies.

Violence and Unlawful Acts in Los Angeles Riots

The article covers the violence and unlawful acts during anti-ICE demonstrations in Los Angeles. The FBI is seeking a suspect who assaulted a federal officer and damaged government property, offering a reward of up to $50,000 for information. Local leaders and law enforcement officials are responding to the situation.

Violence against Law Enforcement Officers in Los Angeles

FBI Director warns against assaulting law enforcement officers, stating that anyone who does so will be arrested and prosecuted. President Trump's administration is sending National Guard to Los Angeles to address violence against ICE agents. Border Patrol agent injured during riots in Los Angeles. FBI and law enforcement officials are making arrests and cracking down on those obstructing operations.

Struggle to Fulfill Trump Campaign Promises Rooted in Misinformation

Top leaders at the Justice Department and the F.B.I. are struggling to fulfill Trump campaign promises often rooted in misinformation and conspiracy theories, with key figures like Dan Bongino and Kash Patel promoting such narratives.

Neighbors' Experience with Boulder Terror Attack Suspect

Neighbors of Boulder terror attack suspect, an observant Jewish couple, shared their interactions with the family and their sense of safety following the tragedy. They were made aware of the attack by the FBI due to their visible Jewish identity.

Violent Anti-ICE Riots in Los Angeles

Violent anti-ICE riots in Los Angeles resulted in Border Patrol agents being pelted with rocks, stones, and concrete while driving in Paramount, California. FBI Director issued warnings and President Trump deployed National Guardsmen to the area.

The Base's Growth in the US

The Base, a neo-Nazi terrorist organization, is growing in the US and planning a paramilitary training event. The FBI is not prioritizing investigations into far-right extremism under the current administration.

FBI's Renewed Focus on High-Profile Cases

The FBI is refocusing on three high-profile cases involving potential public corruption, including pipe bombs left near DNC and RNC headquarters, a bag of cocaine found at the White House, and the leak of the unpublished Supreme Court Dobbs decision. Deputy Director Dan Bongino announced the bureau's renewed efforts on these cases.

Kash Patel and Dan Bongino's Leadership of the FBI

Kash Patel and Dan Bongino, who previously accused the FBI of wrongdoing, are now leading the FBI and facing criticism for not exposing the 'deep state' as promised. They have backtracked on some claims and are promising to release new documents. Their approach has alienated some Trump supporters. They are being scrutinized for their past statements and actions.

President Trump considering Emil Bove for U.S. appeals court vacancy

Former FBI special agent Nicole Parker joins 'Fox News Live' to discuss President Donald Trump's legal fight with federal judges over deportation flights and attackers targeting Tesla owners and dealerships in protest of Elon Musk. President Trump is considering Justice Department official Emil Bove for a U.S. appeals court vacancy.

Exclusive Viewing of Documents Related to 2023 Nashville School Shooting

Rep. John Rose viewed documents relating to the 2023 Nashville school shooting, praising the FBI for transparency. The documents provide insight into the writings of the suspect, Audrey Hale. Legal battles surround the release of the documents, with concerns of inspiring copycat violence.

Dan Bongino's Controversial Statements About Jeffrey Epstein

Dan Bongino, a former Fox News host and current FBI deputy director, faced backlash for stating that Jeffrey Epstein killed himself. Some loyalists of President Trump are turning against top law enforcement officials due to conspiracy theories. Bongino and FBI director Kash Patel appeared on a Fox News show to address bias in the agency and debunk conspiracy claims. Bongino emphasized the importance of truth over pleasing the audience.

Bomb Explosion at Fertility Clinic in Palm Springs

A 25-year-old individual was killed in a bomb explosion outside a fertility clinic in Palm Springs, California. The FBI believes the deceased person, Guy Bartkus, was responsible for the attack due to his nihilistic beliefs. The attack is considered an act of terrorism, and the FBI is conducting a thorough investigation. The motive behind the attack is still unclear.

Bombing at California Fertility Clinic

The FBI identified the suspect behind the bombing at a California fertility clinic as a 25-year-old man with 'nihilistic ideation' who is believed to have died in the blast. The attack was considered an intentional act of terrorism. All embryos at the clinic were saved, and there is no continuing threat to the community.

FBI Identifies Suspect in Fertility Clinic Bombing

The FBI identifies a 25-year-old man as the primary suspect in the bombing of a fertility clinic in Palm Springs, Calif., calling it an act of terrorism.

Jeffrey Epstein's Death

FBI Director and Deputy Director confirmed that Jeffrey Epstein committed suicide, despite public skepticism.

FBI Director Kash Patel on Russian Collusion and Transparency in FBI

FBI Director Kash Patel discussed the 2017 claim of Russian collusion in Trump's first election win, promises a 'wave of transparency' in a week or two. Talks about restoring trust in the FBI and accountability for past actions.

FBI Deputy Director Bongino Criticizes Comey and Reveals Agency Cleanup Efforts

FBI Deputy Director Dan Bongino criticized former FBI Director James Comey for alleged threats against President Trump and the messes Comey left behind. Bongino highlighted the responsibility of managing the agency and ensuring past mistakes are not repeated.

Challenges in the FBI and Rebuilding Trust

FBI Director Kash Patel and FBI Deputy Director Dan Bongino discuss rebuilding trust in the FBI and alleged corruption within the agency, emphasizing the need for transparency and accountability.

Explosion at California Fertility Clinic Investigated as Terrorism

A fatal explosion outside a California fertility clinic is being investigated as an act of terrorism, resulting in one death and four injuries. The FBI is treating it as an intentional act of terrorism and has identified a person of interest. The clinic assured that no staff members were hurt and there was no damage to any reproductive material.

FBI Investigation Into James Comey's Social Media Post

Former FBI Director James Comey's social media post triggers Secret Service investigation after President Trump criticizes it as inciting violence against the 47th president. FBI Deputy Director Dan Bongino condemns Comey, accusing him of disgracing the agency.

Car Explosion in Palm Springs, California

A car explosion in Palm Springs, California, left at least one person dead and a fertility clinic damaged. Law enforcement officials are investigating the incident to determine if it was intentional.

New Orleans Jailbreak

10 inmates escape from New Orleans jail, 7 still on the loose. Authorities have active leads and are offering rewards for tips leading to their arrest.

FBI Headquarters Relocation

FBI Director Kash Patel announced that the agency is moving 1,500 employees from its unsafe headquarters in the J. Edgar Hoover Building to other locations across the country. The federal government has been seeking a new building for the FBI for a decade.

James Comey's '86 47' Social Media Post

Jesse Watters on FNC's 'The Five' suggests former FBI Director James Comey's social media post was an attempt to put a hit on President Donald Trump.

FBI Shifting Agents to Immigration Enforcement

FBI leadership orders field offices to shift agents to immigration enforcement, de-prioritizing white collar and corporate crime investigations. Trump administration has been mobilizing various agencies to support immigration policies.

Arrest of Haim Braverman for Issuing Death Threats Against Candace Owens

Haim Braverman from New Jersey was arrested for issuing death threats against conservative commentator Candace Owens. He allegedly made violent threats targeting Owens after a debate she had with Rabbi Shmuley Boteach.

Scam Warning from FBI to US Government Workers

The FBI has issued a warning about scammers posing as senior US officials using AI-generated voice notes to gain trust and access personal accounts of former and current US government workers. The scam has been running since April 2025.

Various News Headlines from Fox News

Various news headlines from Fox News covering topics such as illegal immigration, FBI, Iran's nuclear capability, Middle East moves, mass shooting plot, murder trial, Diddy abuse, Harvard president's pay cut, housing assistance for illegal immigrants, Trump's Middle East peace triumphs, Social Security payments delay, red carpet mishap, and more.

Illegal Migrant Raids in Southern Indiana

The FBI released statistics on illegal migrant raids in Southern Indiana, showing 23 arrests of individuals with criminal histories. The raids were part of an operation involving multiple agencies. FBI highlighted the effectiveness of interagency collaboration.

FBI Disrupts ISIS-Inspired Mass Shooting Plot at Military Base

FBI Director issues a warning after disrupting a mass shooting plot at a military base on behalf of ISIS. Former Michigan Army National Guard member arrested for planning attack near U.S. Army's TACOM center. Individual faces charges of providing support to a foreign terrorist organization.

Firings at National Intelligence Council

Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard fired two officials at the National Intelligence Council in alignment with the Trump administration's goal to end the weaponization and politicization of the intelligence community.

FBI Focus on Immigration Enforcement and White-Collar Crime

The FBI is focusing on purging illegal aliens from the US and deprioritizing white-collar crime investigations. The DOJ is also scaling back on white-collar cases and prioritizing health care fraud, trade and customs fraud, elder securities fraud, and transnational crime. The EEOC has warned companies against preferring migrants and H-1B visa workers over Americans.

Bryan Kohberger's Case

Fox News reports on Bryan Kohberger's case, charged with first-degree murder of four University of Idaho students, detailing evidence including FBI cellphone tower data and security video footage.

FBI Deputy Director Dan Bongino's Update on Transparency and Efforts to Protect Children

FBI Deputy Director Dan Bongino provides update on bureau's transparency on controversial cases and efforts to protect children and remove violent criminals from the U.S. He criticizes media bias and defends FBI director Kash Patel.

FBI Deputy Director Dan Bongino's Update on FBI Operations

FBI Deputy Director Dan Bongino updates on FBI's operations, focusing on removing dangerous criminals and protecting children. Emphasizes cracking down on illegal aliens and predators targeting children. Responds to high-profile cases and defends FBI Director Patel against false stories. Bongino has a background in law enforcement and politics.

Reopening Alcatraz-like Prison on San Clemente Island

Former FBI special agent Jonathan Gilliam suggests reopening a new prison similar to Alcatraz on San Clemente Island as proposed by former President Donald Trump. Trump called for the reopening of Alcatraz to house America's most ruthless criminals.

Changes in FBI Director's Schedule and Approach

FBI Director Kash Patel has changed the traditional schedule of daily briefings and weekly video conferences, raising concerns among current and former FBI officials. Patel has been criticized for not taking the job seriously and spending time attending sports events and socializing with celebrities. Some officials question Patel's dedication to the job, while others defend him, saying he is working hard to lead the Bureau. Patel's approach to the job has sparked mixed reactions within the FBI and Justice Department.

Changes in FBI Director Kash Patel's Work Schedule

FBI Director Kash Patel has changed the traditional schedule by reducing the number of 'director's brief' meetings and cancelling the weekly video teleconference with field offices. Concerns have been raised about Patel's dedication to his job, as he has been seen attending sports events and making personal trips on FBI planes. Despite criticisms, Patel's spokesperson denies any lack of interest and emphasizes his commitment to leading the Bureau.

Criminal Investigation into New York Attorney General Letitia James for Mortgage Fraud

The FBI has reportedly opened a criminal investigation into New York Attorney General Letitia James for alleged mortgage fraud. James is accused of falsifying records to get favorable loans on two homes. She could face charges including wire fraud, mail fraud, bank fraud, and false statements to a financial institution.

FBI Budget Cut Proposal

FBI Director Kash Patel warns that a White House budget cut proposal would cripple the bureau, leading to potential layoffs and inability to combat crime and terrorism effectively.

FBI Budget Request for FY2026

During a Senate hearing, FBI Director Kash Patel admitted to not having the FY2026 budget request ready, causing concern and criticism from Senator Patty Murray.

Illegal Immigrant Kidnapping in North Carolina

Three illegal immigrant suspects were arrested and charged in connection with the kidnapping of a mother and her 13-month-old baby in North Carolina. The victims were recovered safely after a fast-moving and complex investigation.

Investigation of Kilmar Abrego Garcia for Human Smuggling

Kilmar Abrego Garcia, an illegal alien deported to El Salvador, is being investigated by the DOJ for alleged involvement in human smuggling. Democrats are demanding his return to the U.S. FBI agents are interviewing a convicted human smuggler who claimed to have hired Abrego Garcia for smuggling activities.

Operation Restore Justice: Arrest of 205 Alleged Child Sex Predators

Operation Restore Justice led by the Justice Department and FBI resulted in the arrest of 205 alleged child sex predators and the rescue of 115 children across the country. Attorney General Pam Bondi warns parents to be vigilant of online predators posing as children.

FBI Investigation of Criminal Network '764' Targeting Minors Online

FBI investigates criminal network '764' targeting kids and teens online, coercing them into committing violent or sexual acts and sharing the videos with followers. Arrests made in connection with the network. FBI Director emphasizes cracking down on these predators.

Investigation into Anonymous Pizza Deliveries to Judges' Homes

Senate Judiciary Committee calls for DOJ and FBI to investigate anonymous pizza deliveries to judges' homes as threats escalate. Top Democrat urges protection for judges and families, highlighting incidents involving Supreme Court justices and high-profile cases. Investigations ongoing with concerns for judicial independence and rule of law.

Prison Location Suggestions by Former FBI Agent and President Trump's Plan to Reopen Alcatraz

Former FBI agent suggests building a prison similar to Alcatraz on San Clemente Island as a deterrent for criminals. President Trump wants to reopen Alcatraz to house America's most ruthless offenders.

FBI mishandling of 2017 Congressional baseball shooting investigation

House Intelligence report reveals FBI 'butchered' investigation into 2017 congressional baseball shooting, downplayed anti-Republican motives of gunman James T. Hodgkinson.

Violent clash between Tren de Aragua gang members and police in Times Square

A group of young people reportedly connected to the violent Tren de Aragua (TdA) gang brawled with police in Times Square. Some of the suspects were linked to a string of robberies in Central Park and were caught throwing up gang signs after their arrests. The 12-year-old ring leader was released pending a family court hearing.

Armored Truck Robbery in Chicago

Federal agents are searching for a crew of men who robbed an armored truck at gunpoint outside a Chicago-area bank in broad daylight. The suspects, in their late teens to early 20s, were seen pointing guns at the vehicle. They fled in a car and are still on the run as of Sunday afternoon.

Accusation of FBI Director Spending More Time at Nightclubs

Former FBI assistant director Frank Figliuzzi accuses current FBI boss Kash Patel of spending more time at nightclubs than at work. Patel's lack of experience and hands-off approach raise concerns among employees.

Illegal Immigrants Arrested for Murder in Woodland Hills

Angel moms and dads visited the White House to celebrate President Trump's actions against crimes committed by illegal immigrants. Three illegal immigrants from Eastern Europe were arrested for murder in Woodland Hills. GOP lawmakers supported a massive nightclub raid targeting illegal immigrants. One victim was fatally beaten and the suspects were arrested with the help of FBI and ICE.

Houston woman shot by FBI agents facing federal charges for assaulting law enforcement officer

A Houston woman shot by FBI agents after allegedly threatening them with a machete is facing federal charges for assaulting a law enforcement officer. Witnesses claim she was attacked before the incident.

Evolution of FBI's Public Messaging

The FBI's approach to public messaging has evolved over the years, focusing on using social media to highlight their work and build trust with the public.

President Trump's Fiscal Year 2026 Budget Request for Justice Department

President Trump's fiscal year 2026 budget request aims to refocus the bloated and politicized Justice Department on fighting crime and combating illegal immigration. The budget includes cuts to weaponized agencies like the ATF, increased focus on prosecuting violent crime, and shutting down foreign DEA offices to tackle the fentanyl crisis at home.

Arrest of Milwaukee Circuit Judge Hannah Dugan for Shielding Illegal Migrant

Milwaukee Circuit Judge Hannah Dugan, a left-wing judge, was arrested by the FBI for allegedly shielding an illegal migrant from immigration officials. Former Bush solicitor general, Paul Clement, has joined her defense team and is seeking to dismiss the case with prejudice. FBI accused Dugan of intentionally misdirecting federal agents to protect the illegal migrant from arrest.

Wrong-House Raid Case Before U.S. Supreme Court

The U.S. Supreme Court hears arguments in a case where federal officers wrongly invaded a home in a 'wrong-house raid.' The family affected sued the FBI and agents. The issue is whether victims can sue the federal government under the Federal Tort Claims Act for such incidents.

Border Security and Immigration Enforcement

Trump administration officials provide updates on efforts to secure the border and deport illegal immigrants. FBI arrests Wisconsin Judge for obstructing arrest of illegal alien.

Arrest of Judge Hannah Dugan by FBI

Milwaukee County Circuit Judge Hannah Dugan was arrested by the FBI for obstruction and concealing an individual to prevent an arrest, causing fear among immigrants about attending court appearances. State Rep. Ryan Clancy believes that ICE's presence in courthouses changes their nature and is an effort to scare officials from standing up to the Trump regime.

NYPD's Counterterrorism Unit

Retired LAPD Lt. Jeff Wenniger discusses why the NYPD is considered the gold standard in domestic counterterrorism, highlighting its intelligence and enforcement blend.

Arrest of Wisconsin Judge by FBI Sparks Political Controversy

MAGA supporters are celebrating the arrest of a Wisconsin judge accused of helping an undocumented immigrant evade arrest. Top Democrats condemn the arrest as an escalation of Trump's attacks on the judiciary, while far-right media praises the move as cracking down on liberal officials.

FBI Arrest of Activist Judge and Democratic Response

Democrats criticize FBI arrest of activist judge for allegedly helping illegal migrant escape deportation. White House Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller defends arrest, accusing Democrats of various wrongdoings, including launching a coup against President Trump. Democrats express concern over the arrest, stating it threatens the rule of law and undermines the judiciary. Wisconsin Governor accuses Trump administration of attacking judiciary.

Arrests of Judges Aiding Illegal Immigrants

Attorney General Pam Bondi discusses arrests of judges aiding illegal immigrants, highlighting the importance of upholding the law and prosecuting those who obstruct justice.

FBI Arrests Wisconsin Judge for Allegedly Helping Illegal Migrant Escape Arrest

FBI arrests left-wing Wisconsin judge for allegedly helping an illegal migrant escape arrest by obstructing justice. The judge directed the defendant away from ICE officials in her courtroom. Similar incident involving a Massachusetts judge in 2019 resulted in charges being dropped by President Biden's administration in 2022.

FBI Arrest of Milwaukee County Judge for Obstructing Immigration Enforcement

FBI arrests Milwaukee County Judge Hannah Dugan for allegedly obstructing detention of an undocumented immigrant wanted by federal authorities.

Arrest of Milwaukee Judge Hannah Dugan by FBI

Milwaukee judge Hannah Dugan was arrested by the FBI for allegedly helping a man evade immigration authorities, sparking a clash between the Trump administration and the judiciary over immigration enforcement policies.

Efforts to Stop Intelligence Leaks

DNI Tulsi Gabbard discusses efforts to shut down intelligence leaks and refers members who leaked classified information to FBI and DOJ for criminal investigations. Leaks aimed at undermining President Trump's agenda.

Venezuelan Government's Alleged Use of Tren de Aragua Gang Members

FBI assesses that Venezuelan government officials are using Tren de Aragua gang members as proxies to destabilize countries like the U.S. and neighboring nations. Legal challenges have arisen over the deportation of suspected TdA members in the U.S.

Whistleblower Lawsuit Against Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton

Four whistleblowers awarded $6.6 million in lawsuit against Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton for firing them in retaliation for reporting him to the FBI. Paxton denied allegations of accepting bribes or misusing his office.

Financial Officers Warn Against 'Domestic Terrorism' Attacks on Tesla Dealerships

A group of financial officers warns against 'domestic terrorism' attacks on Tesla dealerships, causing financial harm to millions of Americans. FBI launches a task force to address the violence, labeling it as 'domestic terrorism.' Democrats slow to condemn the attacks, while Elon Musk and Republicans blame far-left groups. Financial officers call for protection of Americans' financial future.

Vandalism and Arson Attacks on Tesla Cybertruck and Republican Party Headquarters in Albuquerque

The New York City Police Department's hate crime unit is investigating after a Tesla Cybertruck and the entrance to the Republican Party headquarters in Albuquerque were vandalized in separate incidents. The Albuquerque Fire Department confirmed the arson attempt, with no reported injuries. The FBI and ATF are conducting a joint investigation into the incidents.

Hacker Arrested for Texas Republican Party Website Breach

A Canadian national, alleged co-founder of Anonymous, was arrested for hacking into the Texas Republican Party's website and stealing sensitive data. The hacker is also linked to a data breach of a Christian crowdfunding site. The FBI is investigating the case.

Violence Against Tesla Owners and Left-Wing Rhetoric

Elon Musk speaks out about violence against Tesla owners, blaming left-wing rhetoric for inciting attacks. FBI launches task force to investigate incidents. Trump administration vows to take action. Musk compares attacks to those faced by President Trump.

Tesla Cybertruck Vandalism

A Tesla Cybertruck was vandalized at a New Hampshire resort, leading to an investigation and potential arrest of the suspect. The rise in Tesla vandalism has prompted FBI involvement and statements from political figures.

Trump Administration's Response to Signal Chat Leak

President Trump downplays Signal chat leak as a 'witch hunt,' FBI Director questioned on investigating the leaked attack plans, Justice Department signals disinclination to investigate, past investigations into mishandling of classified information indicate varied outcomes.

Texas Man Arrested for Damaging Tesla Vehicles

A Texas man was arrested for damaging multiple Tesla vehicles using a mini four-wheeler. The attacks are part of a series of vandalism incidents against Tesla vehicles, with some suggesting political motivations. The FBI has launched a task force to address violent Tesla attacks.

Arrest of MS-13 Leader in Virginia

The FBI arrested a top-level leader of the MS-13 gang in Virginia, one of the top three leaders of the gang designated as a Foreign Terrorist organization by the Trump administration. The operation was supervised by FBI Director Kash Patel and U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi.

Arrest of Top MS-13 Gang Leader

Top MS-13 gang leader arrested in Woodbridge, Virginia, by U.S. authorities in a clean and safe operation led by FBI. President Trump and officials praised the law enforcement officers for their efforts.

Criticism of FBI Task Force on Tesla Terrorism

Rep. Daniel Goldman criticizes FBI task force on Tesla terrorism as 'lawfare' and 'political weaponization' of DOJ, despite escalating domestic terrorism attacks on Tesla. Claims of Democrats using lawfare against Trump are questioned in light of ongoing violence and threats from political left.

Arson Attack on Tesla Vehicles in Las Vegas

Multiple Tesla vehicles were set on fire at a Tesla Collision Center in Las Vegas, with the FBI investigating the incident and not ruling out terrorism as a possibility. The suspect used Molotov cocktails and a firearm, damaging five vehicles, including two set on fire. Law enforcement is working to identify the suspect and any potential accomplices.

Tesla Collision Center Attack

A suspect set multiple Teslas on fire, used Molotov cocktails, and shot three rounds into the vehicles at a Tesla Collision Center. The incident is being investigated by the FBI's Joint Terrorism Task Force. The FBI urged the public to report any information regarding the incident.

White House redirects background check process for top staffers

The White House directed the FBI to stop background checks for top staffers and transferred the process to the Pentagon, citing intrusiveness. This move, considered highly unusual, raises concerns about national security and ethical standards.

FBI Investigation into ActBlue and Allegations of Election Fraud

Former NYC Mayor Bill de Blasio discusses Democratic Party's strategy during 2024 election cycle. Rep. Andy Biggs calls for FBI investigation into ActBlue over concerns of campaign finance law integrity. Allegations include fraudulent donations, lax donor verification standards, and potential foreign influence on elections. Various GOP officials have accused ActBlue of misconduct. Investigations ongoing at state and federal levels.

Disappearance of Sudiksha Konanki in the Dominican Republic

University of Pittsburgh student Sudiksha Konanki disappeared in the Dominican Republic. Retired FBI agent provides insights on the investigation. Comparison made to Natalee Holloway's disappearance in Aruba.

Search for Missing University of Pittsburgh Student in the Dominican Republic

Former FBI special agent provides analysis and critical steps in the search for missing University of Pittsburgh student Sudiksha Konanki in the Dominican Republic. U.S. authorities are likely assisting behind the scenes. Konanki disappeared from a beach on March 6, 2025.

Disappearance of University of Pittsburgh Student in the Dominican Republic

University of Pittsburgh student Sudiksha Konanki went missing during her spring break in the Dominican Republic. Joshua Riibe, a person of interest, was last seen with her before she vanished. Authorities are investigating the case with the help of the FBI and Dominican National Police.

Concerns over FBI targeting anti-fascists and Black Lives Matter movement under Trump loyalist control

Concerns rise as Trump loyalist takes control of FBI, potentially targeting anti-fascists and Black Lives Matter movement. Experts warn against diverting resources from far-right threats to pursue leftists.

FBI Compliance with Congressional Document Requests

FBI Director Kash Patel is working to comply with congressional document requests, providing transparency to the American people. The FBI has handed over over 400 pages of documents to the House Judiciary Committee, including topics such as Merrick Garland's school board memo and the Jan. 6 pipe bomb investigation.

Release of RFK and MLK Assassination Files

U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi addresses unmet expectations about the release of RFK and MLK assassination files following the Epstein files debacle. Trump's declassification order led to scrutiny of the handling of the Epstein files. Bondi accuses FBI of withholding Epstein documents in New York.

Arrest of U.S. Army Personnel for Treasonous Actions

Three U.S. Army personnel arrested for alleged treasonous actions against the United States, accused of stealing defense intelligence capabilities and empowering adversaries like China.

Discovery of Alex Hodgson Doughty's Remains in Georgia

United Kingdom tourist's remains found in Georgia after nearly two-and-a-half years missing. No foul play suspected. Family informed for closure.

Claims about the Patriot Front and FBI Leadership Change

Social media posts are spreading unsupported claims that members of the Patriot Front are federal agents and that the group disbanded after a recent FBI leadership change. However, the group continues to hold rallies and refutes these claims. The FBI has extensive investigative records on the Patriot Front.

Abduction Case of Andrea Michelle Reyes

A toddler abducted from New Haven, Connecticut in 1999 has been found alive in Mexico after 25 years. The mother took the child without custody, leading to a long search effort involving the FBI. The child, now in her 20s, was found living in Puebla, Mexico, and has reconnected with her father after a DNA test confirmed their relationship.

Canadian Former Olympic Snowboarder Turned Drug Trafficker on FBI's 10 Most Wanted List

Former Canadian Olympic snowboarder Ryan Wedding is a fugitive wanted for allegedly running an international drug trafficking operation that shipped cocaine from Colombia through Mexico, the U.S., and Canada. He is now on the FBI's 10 Most Wanted list.

Former Olympic snowboarder on FBI's most wanted list for drug trafficking

Former Olympic snowboarder Ryan Wedding is on the FBI's 10 most wanted list for allegedly running a violent transnational drug trafficking network, involving shipping cocaine from Colombia to Canada and the U.S. and orchestrating multiple murders.

FBI Adds Former Olympian to Most Wanted List for Drug Trafficking

Former Olympian and Canadian national added to FBI's top 10 most wanted list for alleged drug trafficking network. State Department offers $10 million reward for his capture. FBI cracking down on drug trafficking under new director Kash Patel.

Former New York Detective Convicted of Lying to FBI for Mafia Involvement

Former New York detective convicted of lying to the FBI for working with a mafia family in Long Island, fueling a mini-mob war. He was acquitted of obstruction of justice. The case involved mafia rivalry and illegal gambling operations.

American Victims of Hamas Massacre and Hostage Crisis

American-Israeli hostage Keith Siegel reunites with family after 484 days. Author calls for American outrage over 2023 Hamas massacre and ongoing hostage crisis. Highlights FBI's efforts to investigate and seek justice for American victims. Criticizes lack of awareness and support for victims. Warns against tolerance of pro-Hamas sentiments in the U.S.

Controversial Appointment of Dan Bongino as FBI Deputy Director

Dan Bongino, a former Secret Service agent turned pro-Trump influencer, has been appointed as the FBI deputy director despite his controversial views. He has called for the FBI to be disbanded, expressed conspiratorial beliefs, and criticized FBI leadership. Bongino has also accused the FBI of involvement in the Jan. 6, 2021 attack and promoted various conspiracy theories. He has a history of extreme right-wing rhetoric and has advocated for investigating and imprisoning political opponents.

Jeffrey Epstein Files

U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi received a 'truckload' of Jeffrey Epstein files from the FBI after a previous document release fell flat. Bondi is going through the documents cautiously to protect the victims and criticized the Biden administration for sitting on the files.

Efforts to Secure Southern Border from Migrant Crime by Targeting Tren de Aragua

Fox News reports on efforts to secure the southern border from migrant crime by targeting the violent Venezuelan gang Tren de Aragua, recognized as a national security threat under the Trump administration.

Dan Bongino's Appointment as FBI Deputy Director

Dan Bongino, a right-wing political commentator and former Secret Service agent, was appointed as the FBI deputy director by the Trump administration. Bongino has a history of criticizing the FBI and promoting conspiracy theories. He has called for the disbandment of the FBI, criticized former FBI officials, and suggested that FBI employees could be responsible for violating civil liberties. Bongino has also expressed beliefs in supernatural encounters, demon energy, and the idea that Democrats are possessed by demons. His views align closely with Trump's, except on the death penalty. Bongino opposes the death penalty, unlike Trump, who supports it.

Conspiracy Theory Involving FBI and Pipe Bombs

Dan Bongino, the incoming deputy director of the FBI, suggested that the agency was complicit in planting pipe bombs around Washington ahead of the Capitol riot on January 6, 2021. Bongino, a conservative media personality, has spread conspiracy theories about the deep state and alleged federal workers are plotting against the president's agenda.

FBI Capture of Mexican Criminals

FBI Director announced the capture of 8 men from Mexico wanted for murder and drug-trafficking, including former FBI Ten Most Wanted Fugitives. The arrests were part of a crackdown on terrorists and cartel members.

FBI Director Kash Patel seeks to improve agents' fitness with the help of UFC fighter Justin Gaethje

FBI Director Kash Patel aims to improve agents' fitness with the help of UFC fighter Justin Gaethje. Gaethje is willing to assist in enhancing fitness programs for FBI agents. UFC President Dana White has a strong relationship with President Donald Trump.

FBI's Use of Consumer DNA Databases in Murder Investigation

The FBI used consumer DNA databases to identify Bryan Kohberger as a potential suspect in the murder of four University of Idaho students, violating privacy policies. The case highlights concerns about the unregulated power of genetic technology and the need for legislation to establish parameters for its use.

Release of Jeffrey Epstein Files

The Justice Department released Jeffrey Epstein files with little new information, disappointing right-wing figures. Some attendees downplayed the contents, and the files included flight logs and a contact book. Prominent figures like Bill Clinton and Prince Andrew were associated with Epstein. Right-wing influencers criticized the lack of new information and blamed the FBI for withholding documents. A GOP House Judiciary account Rickrolled users instead of sharing the files, sparking backlash.

Jeffrey Epstein Case Documents Release

The release of documents related to the Jeffrey Epstein case led to anger and disappointment as some alleged FBI agents were hiding full case files. The content released appears to have already been public, with little new information expected. Conservative figures and conspiracy theorists criticized the release, claiming a cover-up of important revelations. Epstein died by suicide in 2019 while facing charges of running a sex trafficking ring involving minors.

FBI Director proposes collaboration with UFC to improve agents' fitness

Newly-installed FBI Director Kash Patel proposes enhancing the FBI's ranks with help from the Ultimate Fighting Championship to improve agents' physical fitness.

FBI Director Kash Patel's Efforts to Remake the Bureau

FBI Director Kash Patel is making significant changes at the bureau, including redecorating his office and attempting to overhaul the workforce and mission. Tension between Trump appointees and career officials has led to internal discord, with concerns that the FBI may miss important threats. Patel's actions have caused anxiety among employees, including plans to move staff out of DC and install additional political appointees.

FBI withholding Epstein files

Attorney General Pam Bondi directed FBI Director Kash Patel to handle the FBI Field Office in New York for withholding documents related to Jeffrey Epstein. Bondi set deadlines for the FBI to provide all files and conduct an investigation into the matter. Conservative journalists and influencers were given binders labeled 'The Epstein Files: Phase 1' at the White House.

Demand for Full Release of Epstein Files

Attorney General Pam Bondi is demanding the FBI to turn over thousands of pages of documents in the investigation into Jeffrey Epstein by the next morning. Rep. Andy Ogles is drafting a bill to prevent the destruction of non-public records related to Epstein. Conservative influencers were presented with 'Phase 1' of the Epstein files at the White House. Several lawmakers are pushing for the full release of the Epstein files.

FBI Director Kash Patel's Fitness Program Partnership with UFC

New FBI Director Kash Patel is looking to improve FBI agents' fitness by partnering with UFC for fitness programs, with connections to UFC President Dana White and President Donald Trump.

Pam Bondi accuses FBI of withholding Jeffrey Epstein documents

U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi accuses FBI of withholding thousands of Jeffrey Epstein documents. She demands full files be turned over by Friday morning. Sensitive victim information will be redacted before public release.

Jeffrey Epstein Files Release and Legislation to Safeguard Documents

U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi discusses the release of Jeffrey Epstein files on Fox News. Rep. Andy Ogles is preparing legislation to safeguard FBI files on Epstein. Legislation aims to prevent destruction of critical records and ensure transparency in justice system.

Cybersecurity

North Korea responsible for $1.5 billion theft from cryptocurrency exchange ByBit, FBI warns of ongoing malicious cyber activity named TraderTraitor.

FBI Investigation into Alleged 'Honeypot' Operation in 2016 Trump Campaign

FBI reportedly investigating alleged 'honeypot' operation to infiltrate 2016 Trump campaign with two female agents. Whistleblower claims FBI had off-the-books investigation targeting Trump. Current FBI Director Kash Patel vows to restore trust in the agency.

Confirmation of Dan Bongino as Deputy Director of the FBI

Former Rep. Matt Gaetz withdrew his nomination as attorney general before Trump took office. Wild-eyed conspiracy theorist Kash Patel has been confirmed as the director of the FBI, appointing right-wing podcaster Dan Bongino as the agency's deputy director. Bongino, known for his over-the-top nastiness and Trump support, is now a prominent figure in the Republican Party, despite his lack of experience in law enforcement.

FBI Investigation of 'Honeypot' Operation Targeting Trump Campaign

The FBI is investigating a secret 'honeypot' operation that targeted President Donald Trump's 2016 presidential campaign, involving undercover 'honeypot' agents who feigned sexual or romantic interest to obtain information.

LockBit offers alleged classified information to FBI Director Kash Patel

The Russia-based ransomware gang LockBit is offering alleged classified information to the newly appointed FBI Director Kash Patel that could 'destroy' the agency if made public. The gang claims the information will expose corruption within the FBI and improve U.S. national security.

Federal response to January 6 Capitol protest

Rep. Jim Jordan argues that Americans are entitled to answers regarding the federal response to the January 6, 2021 protest at the U.S. Capitol and mentions key investigation points where they seek information.

Controversial Appointment of Dan Bongino as FBI Deputy Director

President Donald Trump selects right-wing podcaster Dan Bongino as FBI deputy director, causing shock among current and former FBI officials. Bongino, known for criticizing the FBI and pushing baseless claims, promises to put partisanship aside. Critics fear his appointment threatens the independence of the FBI and its investigative capabilities.

Dan Bongino's Appointment as FBI Deputy Director

Dan Bongino, a far-right podcaster and former Secret Service agent, has been appointed as the deputy director of the FBI by Donald Trump, sparking concerns from both Republicans and Democrats about the bureau's future direction and independence.

New FBI Leaders with Trump Loyalty

The new top two leaders at the FBI are Trump loyalists with no prior experience at the bureau. Retired FBI special agent Thomas J. Baker shares his impressions of both men with NPR's Leila Fadel.

Appointment of Trump loyalists as top leaders at the FBI

Trump loyalists with no prior FBI experience appointed as top two leaders at the FBI, prompting concerns and questions from retired FBI special agent Thomas J. Baker in an NPR interview.

Legal Defense in Idaho Murders Case

Criminal defense attorney Lexie Rigden discusses the Bryan Kohberger defense team's argument to exclude DNA evidence from the Idaho murders case and the legal battle involving Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni. Expert witness Bicka Barlow joins Kohberger's defense team, focusing on DNA forensics. Kohberger faces charges related to the home-invasion murders of four University of Idaho students. DNA evidence plays a crucial role in identifying Kohberger as a suspect. FBI's use of genealogy databases, violating internal policy, is a point of contention. Kohberger's trial is set to begin in August with the possibility of facing the death penalty if convicted.

Dan Bongino chosen as FBI deputy director in Trump administration

Dan Bongino, a former Secret Service agent and conservative commentator, has been chosen as the FBI deputy director in the second Trump administration. Despite his lack of FBI experience, he has a massive following and a successful podcast. Bongino has a history of spreading misinformation and conspiracy theories, leading to his ban from YouTube. He has also faced criticism for his controversial views on topics like the COVID-19 pandemic and the 2020 election.

Appointment of Dan Bongino as Deputy Director of the FBI

FBI Director Kash Patel welcomes Dan Bongino as the next Deputy Director of the FBI, with praise for his leadership and integrity. President Donald Trump announced the news on Truth Social. Bongino, a successful conservative commentator, is willing to give up his podcast to serve in the FBI.

President Trump announces Dan Bongino as next Deputy Director of the FBI

President Trump announces Dan Bongino as the next Deputy Director of the FBI, receiving praise from Auburn Tigers coach Bruce Pearl. Bongino, a former Secret Service agent and Fox News host, is lauded for his credentials and dedication to country.

Appointment of Dan Bongino as Deputy Director of FBI

President Trump appointed conservative Dan Bongino as the next deputy director of the FBI to work with Director Kash Patel, aiming to bring hardline loyalists to agency leadership. Bongino, a former Fox News host and podcaster, is praised for his service in the Secret Service and New York Police Department.

Dan Bongino appointed as FBI deputy director

Former Secret Service agent and conservative commentator Dan Bongino has been chosen as FBI deputy director by President Donald Trump. Bongino, a staunch Trump ally, has a background in law enforcement and media, but has also spread false information about the 2020 election.

Appointment of Dan Bongino as Deputy Director of the FBI

President Trump announced Dan Bongino as the Deputy Director of the FBI, praising his background in law enforcement and podcasting. Bongino commented on the discovery of cocaine in the White House, expressing concerns about corruption in the government.

President Trump announces Dan Bongino as next Deputy Director of FBI

President Donald Trump announces Dan Bongino as the next Deputy Director of the FBI, praising his credentials and commitment to serving the country. Kash Patel sworn in as the ninth FBI director amidst scrutiny over politicization.

Elon Musk orders federal employees to report productivity

Elon Musk orders federal employees to report productivity or face resignation, Department of Defense and FBI personnel instructed to ignore request, State Department officials to respond on employees' behalf, Musk's plan supported by Trump administration

Kash Patel's Vision for the FBI

Kash Patel shares his vision for a depoliticized FBI with a focus on transparency, accountability, and justice. He vows to rebuild trust and hunt down those who seek to harm Americans. Patel is praised for his extensive national security and intelligence background.

Controversy Surrounding FBI Director Nominee Kash Patel

Sen. Whitehouse criticizes FBI director nominee Kash Patel, claiming he will cause evil in the FBI building. Conservatives mock Whitehouse's remarks ahead of the nomination vote. Democrats express concerns about Patel's qualifications. Patel has departed to Las Vegas and engaged in other activities during the nomination process.

Confirmation of FBI Director Nominee Kash Patel

The Senate voted to advance the confirmation of FBI director nominee Kash Patel despite Democratic opposition. Patel faced allegations of mass firings at the FBI but denied them. Trump supports Patel to clean up the FBI. Patel's confirmation is controversial due to concerns of politicization and retaliation within the FBI.

Gunshots at Tesla Dealership in Salem, Oregon

Gunshots shattered glass at a Tesla dealership in Salem, Oregon, with previous incidents of vandalism in the state. The FBI is involved in the investigation. AWR Hawkins is a Second Amendment columnist for Breitbart News.

Allegations against Kash Patel regarding FBI personnel firings

Kash Patel, a team member for President Trump's FBI director nominee, faces allegations of involvement in firings of FBI personnel before his confirmation. Democrats seek to discredit his confirmation, citing whistleblower reports. Patel denies allegations and claims to have been above board in his actions.

Emil Bove's Role in Capitol Riot Investigation

Emil Bove, a former prosecutor in Manhattan, led efforts to investigate and arrest rioters from the New York region after the Jan. 6 Capitol attack. He is now the acting No. 2 official in Trump's Justice Department and has been criticized for denouncing the Capitol riot investigation and purging prosecutors and potentially FBI agents involved in the cases.

Allegations Against Trump FBI Director Nominee Kash Patel

Sen. Dick Durbin has evidence that Trump FBI director nominee Kash Patel may have perjured himself during his confirmation hearing by coordinating with other officials to conduct a purge of FBI agents. The Senate is due to vote on Patel's confirmation this Thursday.

Political News

Various news articles covering topics such as Trump's statements on Gaza rebuild, USAID funding to terrorists, and other political events.

Burglary Wave Targeting High-Profile Athletes

A South American crime ring is behind a wave of burglaries targeting high-profile athletes in the U.S., including NFL quarterback Joe Burrow. The thieves use sophisticated strategies to steal jewelry and luxury goods from mansions. Several suspects have been arrested, and the FBI is actively investigating these cases.

Department of Justice memo on FBI employees involved in Jan. 6 investigations

Fox News correspondent David Spunt reports on a Department of Justice memo regarding FBI employees involved in investigations into Jan. 6 defendants. Attorney Norm Eisen, known for his anti-Trump cases, is representing FBI agents suing to block public identification. Eisen has a history of legal actions against Trump, including involvement in the first impeachment and other court cases.

Dispute over FBI agents' information release in January 6 riot investigation

Dispute over information release about FBI agents involved in January 6 riot at the U.S. Capitol resolved temporarily through agreement in federal court.

DOJ and FBI Investigations into Jan 6 Capitol Riot

Senate Judiciary Chairman Chuck Grassley discusses a DOJ memo stating FBI agents who 'followed orders' on Jan 6 investigations won't be fired. FBIAA president Natalie Bara is cautiously optimistic about new U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi's leadership at the DOJ.

Delay in Confirmation of FBI Director Nominee Kash Patel

Democrats succeeded in delaying committee vote to advance confirmation of FBI director nominee Kash Patel until next week. Patel was criticized for previous judgment and lack of reassurance about not weaponizing the FBI if confirmed.

Senate Judiciary Committee debates Kash Patel's FBI nomination

The Senate Judiciary Committee debates the nomination of Kash Patel to lead the FBI. Democrats are attacking his integrity and trying to stop his confirmation.

Threats Against Law Enforcement and Prosecutors Post-Jan. 6 Attack

Former Capitol police officer Michael Fanone is filing for protective orders against Jan. 6 attackers due to threats made against law enforcement officials and prosecutors. Threats have increased against FBI agents and prosecutors involved in investigating the U.S. Capitol attack, with some defendants emboldened by Trump's pardons. Morale among prosecutors and investigators is low, as they fear violent retaliation. FBI employees have had their personal information posted on 'dark web' sites. Former Proud Boys leader Enrique Tarrio, pardoned by Trump, has called for retribution against FBI agents and prosecutors. Conservative activist Ed Martin, interim U.S. Attorney for D.C., has shown support for Jan. 6 defendants and suggested violence against police may have been justified.

FBI Employees and Jan. 6 Capitol Riot Investigation

FBI provides list of employees who worked on Jan. 6 Capitol riot investigation to Justice Department, fearing security concerns. Lawsuits filed to block public release of FBI employees' personal information due to concerns of retaliation by Capitol riot defendants who were pardoned by Trump.

FBI Investigations Related to January 6

FBI officials acknowledged over 5,000 employees worked on investigations related to January 6. Trump alleged the DOJ and FBI were weaponized against him. Employees sued the DOJ over privacy concerns. DOJ requested details of employees' roles in the investigations.

FBI Compliance with Justice Department Demands Regarding January 6 Investigations

FBI officials have provided the Justice Department with details of thousands of employees involved in investigations related to the January 6 US Capitol riot, causing concern among employees who fear terminations by the Trump administration. Lawsuits have been filed accusing the administration of violating privacy laws. Efforts to fire those involved in Trump-related probes have faced pushback. Advocacy groups and FBI leadership are taking steps to protect employees.

FBI Special Agents Sue Department of Justice

FBI special agents sue Department of Justice to prevent political retribution over their work on cases against Donald Trump, fearing retaliation from Trump's allies

FBI Questionnaire on Jan. 6 Investigation

The article discusses a questionnaire sent to FBI employees regarding their involvement in the investigation into the U.S. Capitol riots on January 6, 2021. President Trump has criticized the FBI and nominated Kash Patel as FBI director to clean up the agency.

Fausto Isidro Meza-Flores added to FBI's Ten Most Wanted Fugitives list for drug trafficking activities

Fausto Isidro Meza-Flores, also known as 'Chapo Isidro,' has been added to the FBI's Ten Most Wanted Fugitives list for his alleged involvement in leading the Meza-Flores cartel and trafficking large quantities of illicit drugs into the U.S. over the past 20 years.

FBI Agents Lawsuit Over Jan. 6 Investigations

FBI agents file lawsuit to block public identification of those involved in Jan. 6 investigations amid fear of retaliation. Lawsuits seek to protect agents' identities and due process rights. Concerns raised over potential chilling effect on FBI's work.

President Trump's reshaping of the federal government

President Trump's allies are rapidly reshaping the federal government, sparking legal challenges and chaos as they purge perceived enemies and make unprecedented changes to agencies and spending. Challenges to these decisions are slowly beginning to take shape in federal courts.

Disappearance of Robert Levinson

Former U.S. intelligence agent Robert Levinson has been missing since 2007 after disappearing in Iran's Kish Island. The FBI is seeking information about two Iranian intelligence officers allegedly involved in his abduction.

FBI Director Brian Driscoll's Resistance to Firing Agents Involved in Jan. 6 Riot Cases

Acting FBI Director Brian Driscoll refused to assist in firing agents involved in Jan. 6 riot cases, facing potential dismissal. Senate considering confirmation of Kash Patel as FBI director, promising no retaliation against officials. Chaos ensues as Trump administration seeks to purge top FBI officials. Legal experts deem firings illegal under civil service laws.

President Trump's Changes to the Federal Workforce

Senator Mark Warner criticizes President Trump's changes to the federal workforce, calling it 'chaos on steroids' and expressing concerns about the impact on national security and law enforcement capabilities.

Civil Service Protections and Politicization of Institutions

Representative Jamie Raskin claims that nobody in the civil service can be fired because of political reasons, highlighting the importance of civil service protections and the risk of politicizing institutions like the FBI.

Efforts to Reveal Jeffrey Epstein's 'Black Book'

Sen. Blackburn and Kash Patel discuss Jeffrey Epstein during Senate confirmation hearing. Efforts to reveal Epstein's 'black book' continue. Blackburn urges release of flight logs and black book. FBI accused of failing to investigate Epstein's sex trafficking ring for elite. Lawsuits, court orders, and new laws aim to uncover more details about Epstein's criminal activities.

FBI agents fired after investigating President Trump

FBI agents who investigated President Donald Trump were fired and escorted out of the Washington field office in a 'purge' of rank-and-file agents and heads of 20 field offices. The agents involved in investigating Trump's classified documents and Jan. 6 election interference cases were among those dismissed.

FBI Agents at Risk of Losing Jobs Due to Role in Trump Investigations

Dozens of FBI agents involved in investigating the Jan. 6 Capitol attack and Trump's classified documents case are at risk of losing their jobs due to their role in prosecuting the President. A 'purge' is underway to remove heads of FBI field offices across the country.

Capture of Arnoldo Jimenez, FBI's 10 Most Wanted Fugitive

Arnoldo Jimenez, a fugitive on the FBI's 10 Most Wanted list for allegedly killing his wife on their wedding night in 2012, was captured in Mexico after more than 12 years. The FBI worked with Mexican authorities to locate and arrest him.

President Trump's dismissal of FBI personnel

MSNBC contributor Andrew Weissmann criticizes President Trump's dismissal of career FBI personnel, stating that it is illegal and violates civil service rules and protections.

DOJ Directive to FBI Regarding Terminations and Internal Review

Acting Deputy Attorney General Emil Bove directed the FBI acting director to terminate eight FBI employees and identify all personnel assigned to Jan. 6 and Hamas cases for an internal review. This action is part of an effort to restore integrity, accountability, and responsiveness to President Trump's agenda.

FBI Whistleblower Reveals Anti-Trump Agent Behind 2020 Case Against President Trump

FBI whistleblower records reveal an anti-Trump agent was behind the 2020 case against President Trump, with documents showing FBI Assistant Special Agent Timothy Thibault played a crucial role, despite being unauthorized. The investigation, known as 'Arctic Frost,' led to a full-fledged criminal and grand jury investigation against Trump.

Resignations of Senior FBI Officials

Senior FBI officials are being asked to resign or face termination as part of an effort to align with Trump's agenda of ending the weaponization of the federal government. This move comes amidst other FBI personnel facing removal due to their involvement in investigating January 6 or the classified documents case.

Senior FBI Leaders Ordered to Retire, Resign, or Be Fired

Several senior FBI leaders are being ordered to retire, resign, or be fired in a continued purge that began at the Justice Department. The changes are part of an effort to push aside leaders promoted by former FBI Director Christopher Wray and deliver on Trump's vow to strike back at so-called weaponization at the FBI.

FBI and Homeland Security Crackdown on Criminal Aliens

FBI agents are teaming up with Homeland Security to crack down on criminal aliens as part of President Trump's initiative. The FBI is providing intelligence services, tactical assistance, and expertise in crisis management coordination. Trump plans to send up to 30,000 illegal aliens to Guantánamo Bay.

Senate Judiciary Committee Hearing on FBI Leadership

Senator Dick Durbin questions FBI director nominee Kash Patel on President Trump's decision to pardon defendants charged in the January 6 riot at the U.S. Capitol. Trump administration tells top FBI officials to resign or lose their jobs. Patel denies retribution and politicization if confirmed as FBI director.

FBI's Recruitment of Religious Informants

Senator Hawley questions FBI director nominee Kash Patel about the FBI's practice of recruiting informants from religious institutions, particularly Catholic parishes. Patel pledges to investigate and take action if confirmed.

Kash Patel's Confirmation Hearing for FBI Director

Kash Patel, Trump's nominee for FBI director, faces criticism from Democrats for his views on the FBI headquarters and 'deep state.' Republicans praise him for potentially restoring trust in the FBI.

Confirmation hearing of Kash Patel for FBI director

Kash Patel, Trump's pick to lead the FBI, faces tough questions from lawmakers during his confirmation hearing regarding the FBI's investigation into alleged Trump-Russia connections.

Nominating Kash Patel as Director of FBI

Kash Patel, a former public defender and federal prosecutor, is nominated to be the director of the FBI by President Trump. His past statements about the 'deep state' and loyalty to Trump have raised concerns among Democrats, while Republicans largely support his nomination.

CIA-FBI Cooperation under Ratcliffe and Patel

CIA Director Ratcliffe hopes that his close relationship with FBI nominee Kash Patel will lead to deeper cooperation between the two agencies, aiming to protect Americans from foreign and domestic threats.

Former FBI Agents Endorse Kash Patel for FBI Director

Former FBI agents support Trump nominee Kash Patel as the next FBI Director, citing the need for FBI reform and restoration of public trust. Patel's diverse experience makes him uniquely qualified for the role.

Investigation into New Orleans Terror Attack and Las Vegas Explosion

Senate Judiciary Committee investigates New Orleans terror attack and Las Vegas explosion, requesting more information about the suspects' backgrounds and motives. FBI confirms whistleblower claims about FBI Special Agent in Charge being on vacation during the attack. Perpetrators had military service overlap and rented vehicles from the same company.

New Orleans Terrorist Attack Investigation

Retired FBI agent Bobby Chacon reacts to the FBI press conference on the New Orleans attack on Fox News Live. Chemical used for explosives discovered in a Texas storage locker linked to Bourbon Street terrorist Shamsud-Din Jabbar.

Las Vegas Cybertruck Explosion and Matthew Livelsberger

The FBI confirmed that an email from the Las Vegas Cybertruck explosion subject Matthew Livelsberger to a podcaster was indeed sent by Livelsberger. Authorities described how Livelsberger used artificial intelligence to help plan the explosion. Livelsberger acted alone and harbored no ill will towards Trump.

FBI Investigation in Houston

FBI agents found a cooler with sulfuric acid bottles in a storage unit in Houston like the one from the New Orleans attack, but there is no threat to public safety. The investigation is related to the Bourbon Street attack.

Critique of FBI's Handling of New Orleans Attack

Former FBI assistant director criticizes handling of New Orleans attack by FBI officials and calls for leadership reform within the bureau.

FBI Leadership Scrutiny and New Orleans Terror Attack

The FBI is under scrutiny for its leadership, and Democrats are criticizing President-elect Donald Trump's pick to lead the Bureau after a terror attack in New Orleans. The attacker, Shamsud-Din Jabbar, killed 14 people and injured over 30 by driving a truck through a crowd of pedestrians on New Year's. Jabbar died in a shootout with police. He had traveled to Egypt and visited New Orleans multiple times before the attack. He used Meta smart glasses to record videos, rented a truck using the Turo app, and posted Facebook videos pledging allegiance to ISIS. Prior to the attack, he planted IEDs that did not detonate and then drove through the crowd in a high-speed rampage.

Deadly New Year's Day Truck Attack in New Orleans

Nathan Williams, a University of New Orleans student, lights a candle at a memorial for the victims of a deadly truck attack on New Year's Day in New Orleans. The FBI revealed that the attacker had visited the city multiple times before the incident, used smart glasses to record video, and had ties to ISIS. The attack killed 14 people and injured many more, with the perpetrator being a former U.S. Army soldier who acted alone. The motive remains unclear.

New Orleans Terrorist Attack by Shamsud-Din Jabbar

The FBI released details about Shamsud-Din Jabbar, who carried out a terrorist attack in New Orleans. Jabbar acted alone in the attack that killed 14 people. He traveled to Egypt and Canada before the attack, and had no accomplices in the U.S. The attack was inspired by the Islamic State. Jabbar used IEDs but failed to detonate them properly.

Tragic events involving US Army soldier and New Year's Day explosions in New Orleans and Las Vegas

US Army soldier Matthew Livelsberger appeared in a reality show in 2013 showcasing his skills before tragically taking his own life in a New Year's Day explosion in front of Trump Hotel Las Vegas. The FBI's slow and vague response to this and another tragedy in New Orleans has fueled conspiracy theories and highlighted a lack of trust in important institutions.

Potential copycat vehicle-ramming attacks in the US

US law enforcement and intelligence agencies are concerned about potential copycat vehicle-ramming attacks following a recent incident in New Orleans. The FBI, Department of Homeland Security, and US National Counterterrorism Center issued a bulletin warning about the attractiveness of such attacks to aspiring attackers.

Nomination of Kash Patel to head the FBI and the reaction to it

Kash Patel, nominated to head the FBI, aims to release FBI files on various sensitive topics, leading to strong opposition from Deep State and Democrats. The media has reacted negatively, reminiscent of the Church Committee's investigations in the 1970s. Patel's confirmation faces challenges but has allies like Stephen Miller.

Nomination of Kash Patel as FBI Director

Former FBI officials warn that Donald Trump's nominee for the next FBI director, Kash Patel, could have unchecked power at the bureau if confirmed, potentially influencing investigations and background checks. Patel's lack of experience and partisan background raise concerns about his ability to lead the agency impartially.