FBI agents sue to protect identities of Jan. 6 agents as Trump officials pursue them
An anonymous group of FBI agents and employees took the unusual step on Tuesday of suing the U.S. Justice Department in a bid to prevent President Donald Trump and his allies from publicly disseminating a list of names of all the bureau's employees who worked on Jan.
FBI, Kash Patel and Trump
Possible widespread firings of FBI agents are raising concerns about the agency’s ability to keep the public safe and to be ...
Questions ranged from agents' participation in any grand jury subpoenas, whether the agents worked or responded to leads from ...
The FBI confirmed Monday that it has reassigned Lyonel Myrthil, who was the special agent in charge of the agency's New ...
The FBI on Tuesday released “seeking information posters” for two Iranian intelligence officers who they believe were ...
The FBI turned over the names of roughly 5,000 employees—more than 13% of its workforce—who worked on January 6 cases.
The FBI on Tuesday added a known Mexican drug lord to its notorious "Ten Most Wanted" list of fugitives for a multitude of ...
Senior FBI leaders are bracing for a Tuesday deadline as they grapple with whether to hand over information demanded by the ...
The letter was sent to Bove on February 2 by attorneys who wrote that the move to terminate the contracts of FBI employees ...
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