Federal Agencies
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At least 10 FBI employees fired after working on Mar-a-Lago classified documents case: news report
The subpoenas for the phone records were issued as part of then-special counsel Jack Smith's investigation.
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FBI obtained Kash Patel's phone records while he was a private citizen in 2022
The bureau also obtained White House Chief of Staff Susie Wiles' phone records in 2023.
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Trump administration sanctions Iran over petroleum sales, ballistic missile production
The sanctions are part of the Trump administration's maximum pressure campaign against Iran as the Middle Eastern country attempts to build nuclear weapons.
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FAA eases flight reductions to 3%
“The 3 percent reduction will remain in place while the FAA monitors system performance throughout the weekend and evaluates whether normal operations can resume,” the FAA said
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Gabbard, National Archives release documents on search for Amelia Earhart after disappearance
"These records include reports, maps, and other documents tracing Earhart's final journey," DNI Tulsi Gabbard said
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Former Federal Reserve Bank governor violated stock trading rules, ethics report concludes
The report follows Adriana Kugler's resignation in August
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Latest Taxpayer Outrage: Dead people paid hundreds of millions in Medicaid and food stamps
The OIG found that despite prior audits and corrective actions, some of the same issues persist, such as states continuing to make capitation payments to MCOs for enrollees who have passed away.
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Bondi taps federal New York prosecutor to lead probe into Epstein's relationship with Democrats
Bondi said she has selected acting U.S. attorney for the Southern District of New York Jay Clayton to lead the investigation.
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Rollins says she plans to make SNAP recipients reapply for benefits to reduce fraud
Rollins said she has received data on SNAP recipients from 29 Republican states, which found that “186,000 deceased men and women and children in this country are receiving a check."
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Five plead guilty to helping North Koreans defraud US companies by posing as remote IT workers: DOJ
Three of the people pleaded guilty in Georgia, one person pleaded guilty in Washington, D.C., and the last was in Florida.
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Ghislaine Maxwell's lawyer says prison workers fired for leaking client's emails to Rep Jamie Raskin
“His action should be a matter for professional disciplinary action,” attorney Leah Saffian said
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North Carolina sheriff says Charlotte will be targeted for next immigration crackdown soon
Mecklenburg County Sheriff Garry McFadden said on Thursday that he was notified by two federal officials who said Customs and Border Patrol personnel will be arriving in the Charlotte area either Saturday or early next week.
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Trump's former pick to lead the OSC moves to General Services Administration
Ingrassia told his colleagues that Trump offered him a job as deputy general counsel at the GSA on Wednesday night, which he has accepted. He was previously White House liaison for DHS.