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Government watchdogs and major news outlets say no undercover FBI employees were present at the Capitol or embedded in the Jan. 6 crowds; the Justice Department Inspector General’s report concluded “n...
Available reporting shows the CIA had intelligence on two future hijackers (Nawaf al‑Hazmi and Khalid al‑Mihdhar) before 9/11 but did not timely get their names onto FBI watchlists; the 9/11 Commissio...
Five Israeli nationals were detained by U.S. authorities on September 11, 2001, after they were observed photographing the burning World Trade Center from a New Jersey vantage point and later stopped ...
Yes — among thousands of documents recently released in the Justice Department’s Epstein file drops and in FBI tip records there are explicit allegations that some people connected to Epstein’s world ...
The New York City Office of the Chief Medical Examiner ruled Jeffrey Epstein’s death a suicide by hanging; that ruling and supporting autopsy findings were reported by multiple outlets (cause: suicide...
Jeffrey Epstein was found unresponsive in his Special Housing Unit at the Metropolitan Correctional Center (MCC) on the morning of August 10, 2019; authorities pronounced his death an apparent suicide...
The publicly available plea agreement in the David Courvelle case can be accessed through reproduced court filings hosted by local news outlets and court‑document repositories; at least two copies of ...
The New York City Office of the Chief Medical Examiner officially ruled Jeffrey Epstein’s cause of death to be suicide by hanging after an autopsy performed on August 11, 2019, a determination announc...
Reporting about Jeffrey Epstein’s death shows a core factual agreement — New York City’s Chief Medical Examiner ruled the manner “suicide” by hanging after an autopsy — but experts and officials disag...
was in federal custody at the in — under the care and supervision of the and on-site jail staff — when he was found dead on August 10, 2019; multiple federal and local investigations concluded his dea...
The Social Security Administration (SSA) uses a mix of automated fraud-detection tools, interagency verification, and criminal investigation through its Office of the Inspector General (OIG) to detect...
Federal authorities’ presence on January 6, 2021 is contested: watchdog reports conclude the FBI had multiple confidential human sources near the Capitol but , while later reporting alleges hundreds o...
Available reporting says Jeffrey Epstein had at least one prior reported suicide attempt while detained at the Metropolitan Correctional Center (MCC) before his death in August 2019, and investigators...
The FBI’s surveillance of left-wing and activist groups expanded after the USA PATRIOT Act through broader investigative authorities and data collection, producing documented instances of inappropriat...
Federal inspectors concluded that a cascade of operational failures, misconduct, and staffing shortfalls at the in left unmonitored and alone in his cell on the night he died, with specific lapses inc...
Three official reviews—the ’s criminal inquiry, the Office of the Inspector General (OIG) review, and subsequent DOJ public releases—concluded that died by suicide and found no evidence of a criminal ...
Federal and independent probes focused chiefly on ’s own death — including field inquiries and a Inspector General review — concluded there was no criminality while documenting grave procedural failur...
about ’s neck injuries split into two credible camps: , hired by Epstein’s family, argues that multiple fractures of the hyoid and thyroid cartilage and eye hemorrhages are more consistent with homici...
and concluded after exhaustive reviews that died by suicide in his jail cell and that investigators found no evidence of a built “client list,” successful of powerful figures, or a broader criminal en...
Three principal official inquiries culminated in public findings about custody failures at the ) after ’s August 10, 2019 death: the investigation, internal ) inquiries and disciplinary actions, and a...