Whitey Bulger was one of the nation’s more notorious criminals as head of a violent South Bosten crime ring known as the Winter Hill Gang.
Author: Kevin Johnson, USA TODAY
AG Merrick Garland to appoint special counsel to oversee Trump criminal investigations
Garland’s appointment is an attempt to shield the Justice Department from conflicts of interest in an unprecedented criminal investigation.
Feds charge Paul Pelosi attacker; suspect intended to hold Nancy Pelosi hostage
Investigators seized a roll of tape, white rope, a second hammer, a pair of rubber and cloth gloves, along with zip ties from the crime scene.
New Jersey Sen. Bob Menendez facing new federal investigation
The chairman of Senate Foreign Relations Committee had been the subject of a corruption investigation five years ago that ended in mistrial.
Trump promised the Durham investigation would prove a vendetta. It’s largely fallen short.
Trump amped up John Durham’s investigation of the Russia probe. More than three years later, it’s netted a guilty plea and two acquittals.
Former Proud Boys leader pleads guilty to seditious conspiracy in Jan. 6 Capitol attack
Jeremy Bertino, 43, acknowledged his role in helping to plan the Proud Boys’ participation in the Jan. 6, 2021, assault on the U.S. Capitol.
New York lawsuit against Trump, family could prompt new federal criminal inquiries
Donald Trump’s legal jeopardy deepens as New York’s attorney general refers findings to federal authorities.
‘A brazen scheme’: 47 charged with siphoning $250M from COVID-19 child meal program
Suspects are accused of using a local nonprofit organization as cover and spending federal COVID-19 money on luxury cars, houses and jewelry.
DOJ says it’s ‘likely’ Mar-a-Lago documents were hidden and efforts made to obstruct probe
Prosecutors also refuted claims that former President Donald Trump cooperated with authorities months leading to the unprecedented Aug. 8 search.
DOJ says some privileged documents identified in screening of seized Mar-a-Lago documents
The filing comes after a U.S. district judge signaled her intent to appoint a special master to serve as a third-party screener of the documents.