Justice Dept official says FBI agents ordered to work on Jan. 6 cases are not at risk
The Acting U.S. Deputy Attorney General said Wednesday that FBI agents who were following orders to work on Jan. 6 investigations are not at risk of termination, and he accused FBI leaders of "insubordination" for failing to comply with demands for information about those cases,
By Sarah N. Lynch and Andrew Goudsward WASHINGTON (Reuters) -Two separate groups of FBI employees sued the U.S. Justice ...
The agents claim a survey about their roles in any Capitol riot investigations is meant to identify targets to be fired "as a ...
Two groups of FBI agents have filed suits against the DOJ, which oversees the bureau, to prevent it from gathering ...
FBI agents who worked on the Jan. 6 probe are suing the government over plans to review the FBI workforce and agents who may ...
FBI employees and outside groups are raising alarm over recent job terminations at the bureau, and the prospect of many more.
The FBI issued seeking information posters for two Iranian intelligence officers believed to be responsible for the 2007 ...
Bove on Friday ordered the acting FBI Director Brian Driscoll to compile a list of all current and former FBI employees who were assigned "at any time" to the Jan. 6 Capitol attack investigation for ...
David Sundberg headed the field office that investigated Donald Trump, whose administration has asked for the resignation of ...
Acting Deputy Attorney General Emil Bove’s demand for the bureau to compile a list of everyone who worked on Capitol riot ...
The Justice Department and FBI have removed senior leaders and prosecutors and are reviewing agents’ work. Experts say some ...
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