Federal Agencies
Justice Department charges 11 people in alleged marriage fraud scheme involving over 1K sham unions
The network, which ran from at least 2016 through July 2026, was based in New York City but functioned nationally and arranged sham marriages between foreign nationals and United States citizens.
Inside the FBI's two-tiered approach of attack: Aggressive on Trump, protective on Biden
The federal government's most powerful investigative agency spent four years applying double standards to two investigations of presidential candidates. At the same time, they were floating as credible allegations against one that its own agents doubted, yet treated corroborated tips about the other as foreign disinformation. No one has been seriously held accountable for the disparity.
DOJ issues scathing rebuke of DC Council after it demands govs pull National Guard
The National Guard has been in the city since August of last year as part of President Donald Trump's efforts to crack down on crime and illegal immigration there.