The agreement was reached Friday morning, just before the DOJ was scheduled ... The post ‘Risk to these agents is horrendous’ ...

A top Justice Department official assured FBI agents they wouldn’t be fired for working on Jan. 6 investigations and accused bureau leaders of insubordination for initially refusing to release their ...

The second in command at the Justice Department accused FBI leadership of “insubordination” for failing to turn over the names of Washington, D.C.-based agents and employees who oversaw the ...

He didn’t rule out consequences, but DOJ has indicated agents won’t be fired en masse. Some FBI employees, backed by the agency’s union, have sued to block any broader release of their names, citing ...

The letter indicated that the state DOJ intended to fulfill the request and release a list ... DOJ says it isn’t able to identify undercover officers and redact their names.

Attorneys for FBI agents ... names to keep it from being publicly disseminated. But the DOJ doesn’t seem to want to do that, she told Cobb. “We don’t have a Justice Department that won ...

The agreement was reached Friday morning, just before the DOJ was scheduled ... The post ‘Risk to these agents is horrendous’ ...