A federal judge tossed a lawsuit from FBI officials worried that the Trump administration would reveal their identities.

FBI agents assigned to review files in the criminal case against Jeffrey Epstein were instructed to "flag" any documents that mentioned President Donald Trump, Sen. Richard Durbin said Durbin asked the Justice Department and FBI to explain what his office called "apparent discrepancies" regarding handling of the Epstein files and findings from a Justice Department memo.

The bureau said that members of the networks—referred to as "764" for the Texas ZIP code where it reportedly originated—befriend minors online via video games, social media and online forums, then coerce them into self-harm and creating explicit material.

Republicans on the Senate Appropriations Committee endorsed the FBI’s plan spend money on a downtown D.C. headquarters rather than a suburban Maryland campus.

Andres Felipe Pineda Mogollon was one of four detainees who escaped from Delaney Hall Detention Facility in Newark on June 12, according to the FBI. He was arrested after a traffic stop in Silver Lake, the FBI in Los Angeles said Thursday. No additional details on his capture were released.

Investigation reveals suspect's shift from conservative to radical left-wing views, documenting anti-Trump rhetoric and training videos filmed at a family-owned martial arts studio. He was captured by the FBI on Tuesday.

A U.S. judge on Thursday dismissed lawsuits brought by FBI agents seeking to prevent President Donald Trump's administration from publicly identifying those who worked on the investigation into the January 6,

The federal government has been debating the best location for a new FBI headquarters for well over a decade while its current office space in the J. Edgar Hoover Building continues to deteriorate.

FBI Indianapolis, working in coordination with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s (ICE) Enforcement and Removal Operations (ERO), arrested Alexis Otoniel Hernandez-Araujo, 26, on July 17. The El Salvadoran man was in the United States illegally and wanted on charges of reckless homicide and multiple related offenses, law enforcement said.

FBI apprehended former Marine Corps reservist Benjamin Song in Dallas, charged with attempted murder after allegedly firing AR-15 rifles at officers at an ICE facility.

Anthony Frederick Brillante II, 36, was convicted on Friday of attempted murder of a U.S. government employee, solicitation of a crime of violence and witness tampering. Brillante is expected to receive several more years in prison at his sentencing in early October before U.S. District Judge Melissa Damian in Fort Lauderdale federal court.