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The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) has arrested and charged another left-wing activist involved in the invasion of a St. Paul, Minnesota church service that left parishioners rattled.

A recent federal case against a worker at a government contractor for allegedly leaking classified information to the Washington Post has brought attention to the extensive surveillance capabilities of modern workplace printers, which can archive full copies of every document they process. According to an FBI document, the leaker was caught by his employer thanks to an office printer.

A restaurant worker accused of murdering one of his coworkers — and who had been a fugitive on the FBI’s Ten Most Wanted list since 2017 — has been arrested in Mexico, the bureau announced Saturday.

Federal authorities have arrested a purported Latin Kings gang member with a “known violent criminal history” for allegedly stealing property from a Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) vehicle vandalized during unrest in Minneapolis earlier this week.

A group of 20 men, including many former players, has been charged in a massive game-fixing scandal involving more than 39 players across 17 Division I NCAA teams, resulting in 29 games being fixed.

The FBI hosted its Law Enforcement Partner Engagement Council (LEPEC), marking the first time in its history that local and state enforcement partners are being directly included as part of the bureau to discuss collaboration, information sharing, and coordination opportunities aimed at enhancing public safety.

Attorney General Pam Bondi in a statement on Wednesday said that the Trump administration executed a search warrant of a Washington Post journalist who reported on “classified and illegally leaked information.”

The father of a man accused of setting a synagogue in Mississippi on fire turned him in after his son laughed in a confession to him, according to the FBI.

President Donald Trump issued a demand on Truth Social for FBI Director Kash Patel to remove agents from the bureau, referencing a news report detailing the role of a former FBI official in advancing the Arctic Frost investigation targeting Trump, Republican organizations, and elected officials.

A young man is accused of plotting an attack at a grocery store in North Carolina on New Year’s Eve in support of Islamic terrorists.

The FBI has announced the seizure of dozens of motorcycles worth an estimated $40 million linked to a former Canadian Winter Olympian

Unearthed surveillance footage from 2015 reportedly exposes how parents have participated in fraud schemes with Minnesota daycare centers. Video shows parents dropping their children off at a facility and coming back to retrieve their kids minutes later. Another clip shows parents being handed envelopes containing what is believed to be “kickback payments” for their involvement in the scheme.

A report by the Tennessee Star suggests the transgender individual who killed six at a Nashville Christian school in 2023 purchased her guns with federal grant money.

FBI Director Kash Patel recognized the ongoing fraud scandal unfolding in Minnesota involving childcare centers.

FBI Director Kash Patel confirmed that the agency would be shutting down the J. Edgar Hoover Building in Washington, DC, “permanently.”

Mexico’s federal security forces raided multiple properties tied to Ryan Wedding — a former Canadian Olympic snowboarder accused of becoming a billion‑dollar cartel trafficker — but the FBI Most Wanted fugitive remains at large despite a sweeping operation that uncovered drugs, weapons, and luxury assets.

The Department of Justice (DOJ) confirmed that a letter from deceased convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein to convicted child molester and former Team USA Gymnastics Doctor Larry Nassar is “fake.”

Justice Department officials are sounding the alarm about the online extremist network “764,” whose young followers use social media platforms to target and manipulate vulnerable teens into self-harm and violence.

In a radio appearance on Breitbart News Saturday, Washington Bureau Chief Matthew Boyle hosted a wide-ranging conversation with Olivia and Jonny Pollock, siblings featured in a new documentary that explores their roles in the January 6 Capitol protest, their time in hiding or under court supervision, and their eventual pardons by President Donald Trump on his first day back in office.

Tracey Eaton, the documentary filmmaker behind “God Bless America, Baby” spoke about how the movie shows the importance of the Pollock family’s Christian faith and how it “helped them endure” persecution by the federal government after the January 6, 2021, Capitol protest.

Senator Cynthia Lummis of Wyoming announced Friday she will not seek reelection in 2026, marking the end of a public service career that included advocacy for American energy independence, constitutional rights, and government accountability.

The U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Southern District of New York charged four Venezuelan nationals, including suspected leaders of the violent Tren de Aragua (TdA) gang and one of FBI Houston’s “Top Ten” fugitives, as part of a nationwide crackdown that has now netted more than 70 alleged members tied to murders, kidnappings, and drug trafficking. TdA is designated as a Foreign Terrorist Organization.

Federal Bureau of Investigations (FBI) Deputy Director Dan Bongino confirmed that he would be leaving the agency in January, as reports swirled of his upcoming departure.

The Providence Police Department released photos showing an individual they say was “in proximity of the person of interest.”

Newly declassified FBI emails show that officials expressed concern about a lack of probable cause for the 2022 search of President Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago estate.

Newly declassified FBI and DOJ records have revived scrutiny of the Clinton Foundation’s ties to the Uranium One deal — records that closely track and reinforce investigative reporting first brought to national attention by Breitbart News Senior Contributor Peter Schweizer.

As the manhunt for the gunman behind Saturday’s Brown University attack continues, FBI Special Agent Ted Docks advises everyone to consider the suspect “armed and dangerous.”

On Monday’s broadcast of MS NOW’s “Rachel Maddow Show,” MS NOW National Security and Intelligence Analyst Christopher O’Leary said that things like “going after domestic or international terrorism, like we saw just play out in…Los Angeles with the Joint Terrorism

A leftist extremist group was allegedly building bombs and choosing targets for New Year’s Eve terror attacks in Los Angeles, but federal officials have foiled those plans.

Figures from the FBI’s Active Shooter Report show California led the nation in “active shooter incidents” 2020-2024.

FBI stats show 1,432 people were killed in “active shooter incidents” from 2000-2024, and the National Safety Council reported 47,026 people were killed in falls in 2023 alone.

15-year-old Bryce Tate from Cross Lanes, West Virginia, took his own life in November just three hours after receiving threatening messages from a malicious scammer. The case highlights highlights the growing threat of online “sextortion,” in which scammers convince teenagers to share illicit photos then demand money to not go public.

The House Judiciary Committee holds an oversight hearing on the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) on Thursday, November 11.

Federal officials are looking for a woman accused in a massive California fraud scheme wherein she allegedly posed as an heiress and got her hands on millions of dollars.