FBI Boston Recovers and Returns 22 Historic Artifacts to Okinawa, Japan
Artifacts had been missing for almost 80 years
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FBI Jacksonville Program Aims to Keep Connected Kids Safe
FBI Jacksonville's Be Smart With Your Kids' Smartphone program partners with local law enforcement and schools to keep connected kids safe.
A Proven Partnership: Director Discusses FBI-Military Collaboration at West Point
On March 4, FBI Director Christopher Wray visited the U.S. Military Academy at West Point to speak with future U.S. Army officers about the Bureau’s legacy of collaboration with the Defense Department.
The Financially Motivated Sextortion Threat
The FBI this week issued a new warning about an evolving online threat targeting minors and young adults: financially motivated sextortion.
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03.15.2024
FBI Boston Recovers and Returns 22 Historic Artifacts to Okinawa, Japan
The Boston Division recovered 22 historic artifacts looted at the end of World War II and has orchestrated their return to Okinawa Prefecture in Japan.
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03.07.2024
FBI Jacksonville Program Aims to Keep Connected Kids Safe
FBI Jacksonville's Be Smart With Your Kids' Smartphone program partners with local law enforcement and schools to keep connected kids safe.
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03.04.2024
A Proven Partnership: Director Discusses FBI-Military Collaboration at West Point
On March 4, FBI Director Christopher Wray visited the U.S. Military Academy at West Point to speak with future U.S. Army officers about the Bureau’s legacy of collaboration with the Defense Department.
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03.04.2024
FBI Hockey Team Battles Secret Service in Triple-Overtime Thriller
In an electrifying and hard-fought game, the FBI lost 3-2 in triple overtime to its longtime hockey rivals the U.S. Secret Service. The sold-out charity game raised about $35,000 to benefit the families of law enforcement officers and first responders killed in the line of duty.
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03.14.2024
St. Louis Area Pediatrician Indicted, Accused of Exchanging Prescriptions for Sex Acts
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03.14.2024
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03.13.2024
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03.13.2024
Four More Defendants Arraigned in Connection with Nationwide Conspiracy Targeting Credit Unions
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03.13.2024
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03.12.2024
Bitcoin Fog Operator Convicted of Money Laundering Conspiracy
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03.12.2024