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, ...
A retired Black Secret Service agent can collect $730,000 that was awarded to him in a lawsuit after he was unlawfully detained by two white U.S. Park Police officers in 2015. The U.S. Court of ...
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 ...
The Biden administration selected Jason Owens, a 27-year veteran of the Border Patrol, to serve as the agency’s next chief. Owens, who currently leads the Border Patrol’s sector in Del Rio, Tex., will ...
Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin has emerged as an unusually accessible member of President Trump’s Cabinet, repeatedly responding to requests from former colleagues in Congress even when ...
A CBP officer has been charged with human smuggling and drug trafficking, federal court records show. Manuel Perez, who worked at the Paso del Norte port of entry in El Paso, faces multiple felony ...
U.S. prosecutors charged the governor of Sinaloa and nine other current and former Mexican officials Wednesday, accusing them of helping the Sinaloa Cartel move large amounts of drugs into the U.S. in ...
It was not enough that PAL had failed to forward the tips; the plaintiff also had the burden of showing that forwarding the ...
Kevin P. Rojek has been named special agent in charge of the FBI’s Pittsburgh Field Office. Before the appointment, Rojek was serving as chief of staff for the bureau’s Criminal, Cyber, Response, and ...
A federal judge has temporarily restored Roger Rogoff as Seattle’s top federal prosecutor, ruling that President Trump lacked the authority to fire the court-appointed U.S. attorney less than an hour ...
The FBI is investigating a possible cyberattack after a hacking group claimed it obtained sensitive personal information on thousands of bureau employees, potentially including agents’ home addresses, ...
“Judge Tukel’s devotion to the rule of law and the constitution was surpassed only by his love and dedication to his family, friends and the University of Michigan, where he was an adjunct professor,” ...
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