Top Stories
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09.18.2018
A Nevada man who stole the personally identifiable information of multiple victims from his former employer and used it to open thousands of fraudulent PayPal accounts will be spending time behind bars.
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09.13.2018
An Oklahoma woman was sentenced for possessing the toxin ricin as part of a plot to have her ex-husband murdered, which was a case that began after a concerned citizen reported potential criminal activity to the FBI.
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09.10.2018
Seventeen years after 9/11, the FBI is helping to raise awareness about compensation available to first responders who have fallen ill as a result of exposure to toxins in the aftermath of the terrorist attacks.
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09.07.2018
The FBI’s Safe Online Surfing (SOS) Internet Challenge, designed for third- through eighth-grade students, has opened for the 2018-19 school year and is now available in Spanish.
Podcasts and Radio
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09.11.2018
Inside the FBI: First Responders and 9/11-Related Illnesses, Part 1
Learn why 17 years after the attacks of 9/11, the impact on first responders—and their loved ones—is only now beginning to rear its ugly head.
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09.11.2018
FBI, This Week: Director Delivers Life-Saving Message to 9/11 First Responders
On this month’s 17-year anniversary of the September 11 terror attacks, the full extent of the impact on first responders is only beginning to become clear.
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09.06.2018
FBI, This Week: Hoax Threats Have Consequences
With schools back in session across the country, the FBI reminds the public that making false threats is a crime.
Featured Video
Teamwork Emphasized in FBI’s ILEA Training to Counter Violent Extremism
The FBI and the International Law Enforcement Academy (ILEA) in Roswell, New Mexico, hosted law enforcement delegations from six…
National Press Releases
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09.14.2018 Jay S. Tabb, Jr. Named Executive Assistant Director of the National Security Branch
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08.30.2018 The FBI Launches a Combating Foreign Influence Webpage
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08.14.2018 FBI Announces Executive Appointments
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08.02.2018 FBI Director Christopher Wray’s Statement at Press Briefing on Election Security
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TEVOC
New agent trainees await their turn at the Tactical Emergency Vehicle Operations Center (TEVOC), where they learn how to drive safely and effectively—both to track and catch criminals and terrorists and avoid getting harmed by them. The training prepares drivers to handle an array of dangerous situations, from maneuvering out of a common rear-end spinout to more dangerous techniques such as how to ram a threatening vehicle.