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In 1961, President John F. Kennedy signed the Wire Act in an effort to curb organized crime. The Wire Act was an attempt to stop interstate bets and wagers on …

The Republican chairman of the House Intelligence Committee, Devin Nunes (R-CA), sent a letter to Attorney General Jeff Sessions last week, detailing how the FBI may have violated criminal statutes …

In a surprise move, President Trump this week ordered the Justice Department to “propose for notice and comment a rule banning all devices that turn legal weapons into machineguns [sic].” …

As reports continue to surface that help paint a picture of an investigation plagued by conflicts of interest, special counsel Robert Mueller is now under fire for breaking the law …

Cliven Bundy, the ranch owner who galvanized militia groups across the country in 2014 when he stood up to the federal government, had been accused by the government of defying …

Congressman Trey Gowdy took full advantage of a recent House Judiciary Committee hearing to grill Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein on the apparent conflict of interest that was present among …

The FBI’s second in command, Deputy Director Andrew McCabe, has been implicated as possibly being part of the circle that discussed how to prevent Donald Trump from beating Hillary Clinton …

In May, President Trump released his budget blueprint for 2018 to lawmakers in which he requested that Congress make it illegal for local law enforcement not to cooperate with federal …

UK Prime Minister Theresa May has proposed a new tax on technology firms, including communications service providers, to “counter Internet harms.” The move comes amid increasing cooperation at the policy …

The number of government agencies and entities that are investigating Equifax continues to grow. This comes as fresh disclosures reveal an earlier unreported hack occurred at the company in March. …