The FBI is set to pay over $22 million to settle a class action lawsuit in which multiple female recruits have alleged discriminatory and sexist treatment at the bureau's Quantico, Virginia training facility.
The TikTokers leading the initiative are two users who go by @bbq_lady and @tammyyyee. Six months and still no sign of Tennessee's Sebastian Rogers has the TikTok community rallying behind the FBI effort to find the missing teen by raising money to hang up billboards of the autistic teen nationwide.
Sebastian, a 15-year-old boy with autism, vanished from his Hendersonville, Tennessee, bedroom on Feb. 25, after his mother put him to bed, said police.
Sebastian, 15, who has medical conditions such as autism, was reportedly last seen on February 25 in Hendersonville, Tennessee, as his mother was putting him to bed.
The FBI is investigating the case with assistance from the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives and the Alabama Law Enforcement Agency.
The Justice Department regulations prohibit Sessions from being involved in Flynn's investigation case concerning his possible contact with Russia, due to his close alliance with President Trump.
Benjamin McDowell, a man from South Carolina was arrested for illegal possession of firearm with the intention to commit a crime similar to the 2015 massacre committed by Dylann Roof.
The FBI arrested a man who intentionally sprays a combination of water, hand cleaner and a mouse poison to a chain of grocery stores produce in Ann Arbor. His motive is not yet clear and is still under investigation as to why he did it.
Scott Bowman, a former FBI agent in the Los Angeles field office, pleaded guilty to stealing money seized from the FBI drug investigations. He also admitted to charges of falsifying reports and tampering witnesses.
FBI informed Apple Inc of a vulnerability in its iPhone and iMac software on April 14. However, FBI will not tell Apple how it extracted data from the iPhone 5c belonging to terrorist Syed Rizwan Farook.
After a lengthy battle, the FBI released a statement on Tuesday saying it won't share the iPhone unlocking mechanism it used in unlocking the San Bernardino shooter's device. While FBI has coordinated with a contractor to open the encrypted iPhone, it argued that the agency doesn't own the mechanism.
