FBI agents who ‘simply followed orders' in Jan. 6 probes won't be fired, DOJ official says
The message from the acting deputy attorney general, which also accuses acting FBI Director Brian Driscoll of “insubordination,” is aimed at providing a measure of clarity following days of turmoil and uncertainty inside the bureau.
An FBI memo written by acting Deputy Attorney General Emil Bove says agents who “simply followed orders” during the Jan. 6 ...
Brian Driscoll was accidentally catapulted into the acting director’s chair on Jan. 20 and has defended the bureau, inspiring ...
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A top Justice Department official accused the FBI's acting leaders of “insubordination” in a Wednesday memo in which he ...
Senior FBI leaders are bracing for a Tuesday deadline as they grapple with whether to hand over information demanded by the ...
The Justice Department issued new guidance on FBI agents who were involved in investigating the Jan. 6 insurrection.Acting ...
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Acting FBI Director Brian Driscoll is on shaky ground with Department of Justice leaders for refusing to deliver the names of ...
Some agents have been sent a 12-question survey about their roles in Jan. 6 cases. An FBI agent group advised agents overall ...
The twin lawsuits were filed anonymously in U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia by FBI agents involved in the Jan. 6 investigations.
As fear of mass firings swirls through the FBI, acting Director Brian Driscoll, the head of the bureau's New York field ...
Brian Driscoll, the acting FBI director and head of the bureau's Newark field office, pushed back so aggressively that some ...
Firings at the Justice Department and FBI herald revenge—and a broad shift from white-collar and national-security cases to ...
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