federal authorities
Coverage of federal authorities in the Nexus archive.
- Why related-party loans at issue in the Mark Walter probe are considered risky
Federal authorities are investigating billions in related-party loans made by two insurers owned by Mark Walter to entities associated with him or his holding company. The loans are considered risky due to potential conflicts of interest.
- Man carrying ammunition arrested near Trump National Golf Club before president's visit
Federal authorities arrested a man carrying ammunition near Trump National Golf Club in LA County. The arrest occurred ahead of the president's Southern California visit, as the man was monitoring security-planning activities.
- Feds charge ‘frustrated’ FBI agent they say stole nearly $1 million in crypto from Russia
Federal authorities charged an FBI agent described as 'frustrated' with stealing nearly $1 million in cryptocurrency from Russia. The agent is linked to the FBI.
- Father of slain Marine speaks out after illegal immigrant who killed son faces third deportation
The father of a US Marine killed in a hit-and-run crash involving an illegal immigrant is speaking out after federal authorities arrested the man for a third time as he faces deportation. The incident highlights the recurring legal challenges surrounding the immigrant's deportation status.
- Gavin Newsom unloads seven-figure earnings in tax filings as feds circle wife Jennifer ahead of 2028 decision
Gavin Newsom disclosed seven-figure earnings in tax filings as federal authorities investigate his wife Jennifer ahead of a 2028 decision. The article highlights financial disclosures and an ongoing federal inquiry involving Newsom's spouse.
- Disgraced ex-Oakland mayor who turned city into crime-ridden, shantytown hellhole embroiled in PROSTITUTION and pay-to-play scandal, feds say
A former Oakland mayor is accused of turning the city into a crime-ridden area and being involved in a prostitution and pay-to-play scandal, according to federal authorities.
- Network breach delays Sumner County Schools state date, federal authorities notified
Sumner County Schools is delaying the start of the school year after unauthorized users breached the district's network. Federal authorities have been notified about the incident.
- Feds — and a country music star — slam Hochul’s push to blanket upstate NY farmland with solar energy panels: ‘On-brand elitism’
Federal authorities and a country music star criticize New York Governor Hochul's plan to install solar energy panels on upstate NY farmland, calling it 'on-brand elitism.' The article notes that 24,000 acres of solar panels are required to match the output of one typical natural gas facility.
- Social media influencers Andrew and Tristian Tate arrested in Miami
Influencer brothers Andrew and Tristan Tate have been arrested by federal authorities in Miami.
- US Forest Service workers zip-tied and held hostage in Northern California: feds
Two U.S. Forest Service workers were kidnapped in a remote area of the Shasta-Trinity National Forest. Federal authorities reported the incident, citing the workers were zip-tied and held hostage.
- Rare child cancer cases in Orange County should be investigated, feds say
Federal authorities recommend investigating a cluster of rare child cancer cases in Ladera Ranch, Orange County. Families in the community believe there is a common cause, though no link has been established yet.
- Proposed Romulus sports village was fraudulent investment scheme, feds say; one charged
A 66-year-old Oakland County man has been charged with fraud in connection with a proposed entertainment complex that was allegedly planned to be built next to the Detroit Metro Airport. Federal authorities allege the project was a fraudulent investment scheme.
- Houston father-of-three whose ICE killing sparked fury had crystal meth in his car at the time of his death, feds claim
A Houston father-of-three was killed by ICE agents, sparking public outrage, and federal authorities allege he had crystal meth in his car at the time of his death.
- Feds announce largest-ever trade fraud crackdown
Federal authorities announced the largest-ever trade fraud crackdown, recovering over $1 billion by charging those who avoided tariff and duty fees. The crackdown targets sellers and buyers evading tariffs, resulting in significant financial recoveries.
- Children found living in unsafe conditions at squalid Northeast Philadelphia home with dead animals
Two young children were found living in dangerously unsanitary conditions at a home in Northeast Philadelphia. Federal authorities executed a search warrant related to alleged terroristic threats against the White House at the 7100 block of Whitaker Avenue.
- Murderous Indian terror gangs used California as a cash register while trafficking guns and drugs: feds
Indian terror gangs have been using California as a hub to traffic guns, drugs, and money, according to federal authorities. A gang member stated they would kill without hesitation, showing no regard for victims.
- California man pleads guilty to faking Nancy Guthrie ransom note
A California man pleaded guilty to sending a fake ransom note to Nancy Guthrie’s family, demanding a bitcoin transaction. He faces up to two years in prison or a $250,000 fine. Nancy Guthrie, 84, was last seen on January 31 at her Arizona residence, where authorities found her cellphone, medication, and blood drops near the porch.
- Feds investigating social adult daycares paid for with tax dollars
Federal authorities are investigating possible fraudulent activity at Medicaid-funded social adult daycare centers in New York state. A CBS News analysis found dozens of such facilities concentrated in one New York City neighborhood.
- $2.4 million surveillance contract with Flock approved by Alameda County
Alameda County approved a $2.4 million surveillance contract with Flock after the Board of Supervisors voted 3-2, following the discovery that county surveillance data was illegally shared with federal authorities.
- 10 arrested in federal human trafficking sweep targeting L.A.'s Figueroa Corridor
Federal authorities arrested 10 individuals, including a South Los Angeles motel manager, in a human trafficking crackdown along the Figueroa Corridor as part of Operation Broken Blade's second phase. The operation targets sex trafficking and involves joint federal and local law enforcement efforts.
- WHCD gunman Cole Allen talking to feds about plea deal, lawyers reveal
Cole Allen, identified as a WHCD gunman, is discussing a potential plea deal with federal authorities, according to his lawyers. Prosecutor Adam Berry stated no plea offer has been extended to this point.
- Saving US academia begins with ending institutionalized liberal racism with ‘no whites allowed’
Colleges across America have practiced racial segregation in their dorms for decades, and federal authorities recently began addressing the issue. The article claims this institutionalized racism has been ongoing but is now under federal scrutiny.
- Bearded Midwest CEO gave his yacht a VERY vulgar name... now it has caught the feds' attention and he faces ruination
A bearded Midwest CEO named his yacht with a vulgar term, drawing federal authorities' attention and potentially leading to his downfall. The situation has escalated to the point of possible legal or financial consequences for the individual.
- Ex Adams aide pleads not guilty in migrant shelter bribery case amid separate NYPD raids
A former aide to New York City Mayor Eric Adams has pleaded not guilty to bribery charges, while federal authorities conducted search warrants on NYPD officials' homes.
- Top Eric Adams adviser Frank Carone arrested, ex-NYPD officials raided in sweeping corruption probes: sources
Eric Adams' top adviser Frank Carone was arrested and ex-NYPD officials were raided by federal authorities as part of separate corruption investigations into the NYPD and Carone.
- Trump crackdown uncovers $6.5B in fraud — and your taxes were wasted on diamonds, Ferraris and a boat named ‘Butt Nekkid’
A Trump crackdown uncovered $6.5 billion in fraud, with taxpayer funds reportedly used for luxury items like diamonds, Ferraris, and a boat named 'Butt Nekkid'. Federal authorities stated a student athlete died as a result of one of the schemes.
- Ex-Illinois teacher awaiting deportation linked to Tren de Aragua mass shooting in Chicago: DHS
A former Illinois teacher living in the United States illegally was arrested by federal authorities for alleged involvement in a 2024 Tren de Aragua mass shooting in Chicago that killed three people at a house party.
- Former Olympian among the 'multiple arrests' Trump says were made at Reflecting Pool amid vandalism claims
A former Olympian was among multiple arrests made at the Reflecting Pool, as reported by Trump, who stated federal authorities are investigating claims of vandalism near the site.
- Trump, without substantiation, blames Reflecting Pool renovation woes on vandalism
U.S. President Donald Trump claimed federal authorities arrested individuals for vandalizing the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool, attributing issues with the $14-million-plus rehabilitation project to vandalism. The project, part of the nation's 250th anniversary, has faced challenges leading to Trump's unsubstantiated accusations.
- Baby formula sold at Target recalled after multistate infant botulism outbreak
Nara Organics recalled its organic baby formula sold nationwide in Target stores and online following a multistate infant botulism outbreak, according to federal authorities.
- Baby formula sold at Target recalled after multistate infant botulism outbreak
Nara Organics recalled its organic baby formula sold nationwide in Target stores and online following a multistate infant botulism outbreak, as reported by federal authorities.
- Federal authorities investigate giant ‘8647’ markings on National Mall
Federal authorities are investigating the numbers '8647' marked in the grass on the National Mall in Washington. The markings were discovered on Thursday.
- Tom Homan reveals plans set to flood NYC with more ICE agents ‘than you’ve ever seen’
Tom Homan announced plans to increase ICE presence in New York City, stating that if ICE cannot collaborate with jail officials in certain New York counties, federal authorities will pursue alternative methods to locate targets. Homan previously warned Hochul about this contingency.
- Alleged $30M fraud ring involving children's health services busted, officials say
Federal authorities have dismantled a $30 million fraud scheme involving false billing for children's behavioral health services that were not actually provided, according to officials.
- Feds bust ‘romance scam’ perps from Africa who bilked elderly out of $15M then bragged about loot
Federal authorities arrested individuals in Africa involved in a romance scam that defrauded elderly victims of $15 million. The perpetrators publicly showcased stolen luxury items, including jewelry, cars, and a Ghanian mansion, in images that highlighted their wealth amid surrounding poverty.
- Brian Hooker may have left US, friend claims — but former prosecutor says feds likely have him in crosshairs
Brian Hooker may have left the US, according to a friend. A former federal prosecutor stated that federal authorities likely have Hooker in their crosshairs and are building their case.
- Inside the well-stocked anti-ICE coalition tent raided by feds outside Delaney Hall — where rioters enjoy puzzles and games
Federal authorities raided an anti-ICE coalition tent outside Delaney Hall immigration detention center in New Jersey, revealing items like puzzles and games kept inside. The raid occurred as ongoing unrest continues at the area.
- Feds make another huge bust in LA’s most toxic park — with a terrifying discovery in backpack
Federal authorities conducted a major drug bust in LA’s most toxic park as part of a crackdown on drug trafficking networks. A terrifying discovery was made in a backpack during the operation.
- Worker with L.A. anti-violence group was active member of 18th Street gang, feds claim
A worker with an L.A. anti-violence group was arrested for illegal possession of body armor by a convicted felon. Federal authorities allege he remains an active member of the 18th Street gang.
- Worker with L.A. anti-violence group was active member of 18th Street gang, feds claim
A worker with an L.A. anti-violence group was arrested for illegal possession of body armor by a convicted felon. Federal authorities allege he remains an active member of the 18th Street gang.