Federal Agencies
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Mexico transfers 37 alleged criminals to US for prosecution: DOJ
The transfer, which occurred Tuesday night, marks the third time Mexico used its National Security Law to send fugitives to the U.S. It previously transferred 29 fugitives to the U.S. last February and 26 in August, according to the DOJ.
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DHS: 'Violent criminal illegal alien' arrested after ramming CBP officer, agent fired shots near LA
"The criminal illegal alien was not hit and attempted to flee on foot," the Department of Homeland Security said
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Dhillon threatens lawsuit over VA bill favoring female minority govt contractors over white men
"It is illegal and will not survive court challenge," Assistant Attorney General Harmeet Dhillon said
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DOJ accuses CVS of billing government for illegal opioid prescriptions
The department claimed that the company, beginning in October of 2013, contributed to the ongoing opioid epidemic by ignoring red flags on prescriptions that resulted in them filling dangerous quantities of opioids and dangerous combinations of drugs.
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FBI searches home of LA deputy mayor over allegations he made city hall bomb threat
The FBI searched the home of LA Deputy Mayor of Public Safety Brian Williams, for evidence of a connection to the bomb threats, who the LAPD claimed was the "likely source" of the threats. He has not been arrested over the threats so far.
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CIA whistleblower suggests drones searching for missing 'suitcase' nuke
Kevin Shipp says CIA has very sophisticated drone program that has drones with detectors that will fly around to pick up signs of high radiation in case there's a pending attack.
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Ex-CDC director urges liability for vaccine makers, 10-year max for public health officials
Robert Redfield says scientists sent him death threats, encouraged suicide because the virologist thought COVID-19 was "educated to infect humans." Sen. Johnson says he'll be a "mosquito" in next year's COVID investigations.
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NASA delays rescue operation for stranded astronauts on ISS until at least March
The two Americans were expected to be rescued in February, but the operation will now be delayed until at least late March. If they are rescued in late March as planned, Wilmore and Williams will have spent a total of nine months in space.
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Pentagon funds alternative meat protein from fungus for military food to meet sustainability goals
A Fungus Among Us? “America’s enemies are laughing at us talking about fermented fungus burgers, rather than natural, farm-raised” animal protein, the Center for the Environment and Welfare's Jack Hubbard said.
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US Archivist says NARA cannot codify Equal Rights Amendment due to missed ratification deadline
Over 100 House Democrats pushed President Joe Biden on Sunday to direct the National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) to certify and publish the amendment despite the missed deadline.
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DOJ charges two men in connection to Iran drone strike that killed three US troops in Jordan
“We often cite hypothetical risk when we talk about the dangers of American technology getting into dangerous hands,” U.S. Attorney Joshua Levy of Massachusetts said. “Unfortunately, in this situation, we are not speculating.”
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Elon Musk reveals SEC 'settlement demand' to pay fine over Twitter purchase, mocks SEC head
Spiro suggested that the SEC’s latest actions against Musk may have been politically motivated and demanded to know who directed these actions, “whether it was you or the White House.”