Federal Agencies
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Eight days of fury: Paper trail exposes FBI bid to probe Trump as Russian asset for firing Comey
When is lawfare disguised as justice? Newly declassified documents show the FBI opened a full investigtion over a sitting president after a firing that the Justice Department had itself recommended on non-Russia grounds. The question of what evidence should be required to be made clear before the Bureau investigates the president isn't a settled matter of history but an unresolved one about the standards still in place today.
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Senate committee advances Blanche's bid to become permanent attorney general, setting up final vote
A Senate committee on Tuesday advanced Todd Blanche's bid to become permanent AG, setting up a final vote.
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Trump blasts Pirro's handling of Reflecting Pool controversy: 'Really disappointed'
Pirro's office moved last week to drop charges against a former Olympian they accused of vandalizing the Reflecting Pool outside the Lincoln Memorial, claiming new information has since indicated that damage to the pool was the result of a rushed job.
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Transgender Nashville shooter worried plan to attack 'black school' would inspire 'white shooters'
The new documents shed light into Hale's decision to target the Christian elementary school she attended as a child instead of the middle school.
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Federal complaint filed against MIT over graduate programs
The complaint, submitted to the Justice Department’s Civil Rights Division, challenges two graduate programs titled “Graduate Womxn in Physics” and “Graduate Womxn in Biology” programs, arguing they unlawfully exclude students who identify as male in violation of Title IX.
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DOJ charges Texas man with terrorism offense related to supporting ISIS
The charges comes after a federal grand jury last week charged four members of the anti-government group, Turtle Island Liberation Front, with plotting to detonate bombs across Los Angeles on New Year's Eve.
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Bondi announces 60 people have been convicted of fraud in four Minnesota scams so far
Minnesota has been accused of allowing widespread fraud schemes to infiltrate their publicly funded programs, such as the Supplemental Nutritional Assistance Program, and steal millions of taxpayer dollars.
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Small Business Administration pauses grants for Minnesota amid fraud scandal
The Trump administration official said her department was investigating $430 million in suspected Payment Protection Program fraud across the state.
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At least one person dead after midair collision between two helicopters in New Jersey
Video captured bThe incident occurred around 11:25 a.m. Sunday near Hammonton, a town in Atlantic County, when the aircraft collided and crashed to the ground, according to police
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FBI director says previous fraud arrests in Minnesota ‘just the tip of a very large iceberg’
“We will continue to follow the money and protect children, and this investigation very much remains ongoing," he also says
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DHS official slams Abrego Garcia for releasing TikTok video while the agency is under gag order
“American justice ceases to function when its arbiters silence law enforcement and give megaphones to those who oppose our legal system," a DHS official says.
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2025 in review: Historic border security actions taken by Trump
On his first day in office, Trump issued a series of border security orders “to protect America from invasion.”
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Trump-Kennedy Center president says he plans to seek $1 million in damages over 'political stunt'
Jazz musician Chuck Redd, who had led the Christmas Eve Jazz Jam at the center since 2006, called off this year’s performance after the building’s board of trustees approved adding President Donald J. Trump’s name alongside that of John F. Kennedy on the facility’s exterior signage, naming the venue the Donald J. Trump and the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts.