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Major Drug Cartels, Drug Gangs Are Now Officially Terrorist Organizations, U.S. Says

WASHINGTON — The U.S. Department of State has officially designated several major criminal organizations, including Mexican drug cartels and transnational gangs, as Foreign Terrorist Organizations (FTOs), according to a notice published in…

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Canadian Charged After Flying Drones Repeatedly Over U.S. Space Force Base

Major Drug Cartels, Drug Gangs Are Now Officially Terrorist Organizations, U.S. Says

Ecuadorian suspect wanted for murder arrested in Ohio by ICE, U.S. Marshals

Congressional Democrats Call for 53% Tax Rate in America, Defunding U.S. Military

U.S. Attorney Darren LaMarca Announces a $500,000 Grant Awarded to the City of Jackson Police Department for Additional Police Officers

U.S. Attorney Announces Charges Against Two Iranian Nationals For Cyber-Enabled Disinformation And Threat Campaign Designed To Interfere With The 2020 U.S. Presidential Election

Georgia Resident Convicted for Distributing Drugs Through the U.S. Mail

Despite strict mask guidelines, mandates, New Jersey leading U.S. in influenza hospitalization by 3 times more than other states

Zachary A. Myers Sworn in as the U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of Indiana

Puerto Man Apprehended on a Vessel with $ 316,930 in U.S. Currency Pleads Guilty to Making a False Statement to Federal Agents; Vessel and U.S. Currency are Forfeited

Man in U.S. Illegally is Sentenced to Prison for Fraud and Aggravated Identity Theft

Bringing the Fight to Them: Acting U.S. Attorney Ganjei Highlights EDTX’s Successes in International Drug Investigations and Anti-Cartel Prosecutions

Georgia company and owner sentenced for role in scheme to evade U.S. national security trade sanctions

U.S. Attorney’s Office Joins in Recognizing National Native American Heritage Month, November 2021

Acting U.S. Attorney Honig And Acting Attorney General Bruck Announce Joint Federal-State Civil Rights Criminal Enforcement Initiative

Acting U.S. Attorney Chase Announces the Indictment of Five People in a Methamphetamine Drug Trafficking Conspiracy Directed at the Spirit Lake and Turtle Mountain Reservations

Charlotte Woman Is Sentenced To More Than Nine Years For Assaulting A U.S. Probation Officer

Dan Bongino, Matt Palumbo expose George Soros’ attempt to meddle in U.S. Justice System

Acting U.S. Attorney Chase Announces the Arrest of Three Beulah, ND, Men for Committing Financial Crimes While Employed at North Dakota Banks

Investigation into a Broken Arrow Man Who Allegedly Ran a Child Exploitation Enterprise Leads to Rescue of Child Victims and Arrests Across U.S. and Norway

U.S. Attorney Announces Indictment Charging U.K. Citizen With Conspiracy To Commit Computer Intrusions And Other Offenses

New Britain Man Admits Stealing U.S. Postal Service Property

Long-Time Civil Chief of Connecticut U.S. Attorney’s Office Retires

U.S. SETTLES DISPUTE WITH LESSIE BATES DAVIS NEIGHBORHOOD HOUSE OVER ITS AMERICORPS PROGRAM

Former U.S. Postal Employee in Hartford Admits Stealing Cash and Gift Cards from Letters

U.S. Consumer Spending Grew Slowly In September Amid High COVID-19 Cases, Supply Chain Problems and Rising Inflation

U.S. Attorney’s Office Launches “FED-UP,” a School-Based Program Addressing Gun Violence

Two Philadelphia-area Ticket Brokers Charged with Conspiring with Former USGA Employee to Steal and Sell Thousands of U.S. Open Tickets Worth Over $3.7 Million

Mexican National Sentenced to 105 Months in Prison for Illegal Reentry into the U.S.