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Trump admin ousts top FBI official who resisted purge of Jan. 6 agents
A top FBI official who resisted President Trump’s purge of agents who participated in investigations of the Jan. 6 attack has reportedly been ousted. Brian Driscoll, a veteran agent who served as acting director of the FBI in the first weeks of the Trump administration,
Two senior FBI officials, including one who initially resisted the Trump administration’s effort to gather the names of ...
The FBI has forced out at least three senior officials who found themselves at odds with President Donald Trump’s ...
Dozens of Texas Democrats have left the state in a bid to block a vote on redrawn U.S. House maps sought by Trump.
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MAGA world swallows a difficult truth: Arresting Trump’s opponents is easier said than done
From the Epstein saga to Texas redistricting, the far right's bluster about criminal consequences often leads to disappointment.
One of those reportedly forced out is ex-acting FBI Director Brian Driscoll, who refused to go along with administration efforts to fire FBI agents.
Three senior FBI officials, including one who helped investigate President Donald Trump, are being fired, according to ...
President Trump’s tariffs on imported goods from nations around the globe, promised during his 2024 campaign, are now in effect. An executive order signed July 31 established a 10 percent ...
The FBI fired more top agents today, apparently for their association with different aspects of Donald Trump's disgrace and criminal investigations. Former federal prosecutor Andrew Weissmann, and ...
President Donald Trump said the FBI “may have to” get involved to potentially arrest the Texas Democrats who refuse to grant ...
President Donald Trump said the FBI might help Texas Republicans arrest Democratic lawmakers who fled the state to block ...
The Federal Bureau of Investigation redacted President Donald Trump’s name and those of other high-profile individuals from ...
President Donald Trump has ordered an increased federal law enforcement presence in Washington, D.C., to protect residents and visitors from a surge in violent crime.
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