FBI worker says he was wrongfully terminated for having Pride flag at desk

The US Attorney General, Pam Bondi, announced that the Justice Department will release files related to Jeffrey Epstein within 30 days, following the US Senate's passage of a bill mandating the release. However, there may be material withheld that could impact an ongoing investigation ordered by Donald Trump. As of now, Trump has not scheduled time to sign the bill.

Federal prosecutors admitted that they did not present the final indictment against former FBI Director James Comey to a full grand jury, complicating their efforts to prosecute him. This acknowledgment came during a hearing where Comey's lawyers argued for the dismissal of the case, claiming it was selective and vindictive.

A veteran FBI employee has filed a lawsuit claiming he was terminated for displaying an LGBTQ+ flag at his workplace. The incident occurred last month, raising concerns about workplace discrimination and the treatment of LGBTQ+ employees within federal agencies.

A former FBI employee has filed a lawsuit claiming he was fired for displaying a Pride flag at his workplace. The lawsuit alleges that his dismissal violated his First Amendment rights and equal protection under the law. This case raises significant questions about workplace discrimination and the treatment of LGBTQ+ individuals within federal agencies.

Current and former officials from the Newsom administration are among numerous Sacramento insiders who have been notified by the FBI that their communications were intercepted as part of a federal corruption investigation. This development raises concerns about the integrity of political operations in California.

Kash Patel has become the FBI director despite lacking senior law enforcement experience, attributed to his loyalty to Trump and his intent to seek retribution against perceived enemies, according to Marc Fisher of the New Yorker. This appointment has raised concerns about the direction of the FBI under his leadership.

Ryan Wedding, a former Canadian Olympian turned drug kingpin, has been accused of ordering the murder of a federal witness who was set to testify against him. The witness was shot in a restaurant after Wedding allegedly published photographs of the individual and his wife, according to U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi.

Ryan James Wedding, a Canadian Olympian, has been charged with murder in connection to the killing of a witness. U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi announced that a newly unsealed indictment accuses Wedding of tracking down the witness and posting their photos online to facilitate the murder.