Murderer returned to Oklahoma to face execution after Trump issues executive order
Convicted murderer John Fitzgerald Hanson was returned to Oklahoma Saturday from a federal prison in Louisiana to face execution. The transfer came 40 days after President Donald Trump issued an executive order "restoring" the death penalty. The Biden administration had blocked Hanson's return in 2022.
At least six top Federal Bureau of Prisons officials have announced plans to retire in coming months, including acting ...
President Donald Trump has ordered the government to recognize only two sexes. Transgender people are fighting the orders in ...
The Bureau of Prisons had a retention bonus to keep workers on the job as the agency was losing employees. Now, the retention ...
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A prison agency spokesman would only confirm that the Bureau of Prisons is housing some detained migrants, but did not ...
James Dennehy, the head of the FBI's New York office, is out one month after he urged colleagues to “dig in” after the new ...
Federal employees face a midnight deadline to comply with Elon Musk’s second demand for reports on their recent ...
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Judge blocks Donald Trump’s order to move trans women to men’s prisonsThe judge said the Trump administration did not provide substantial proof they'd be able to protect trans women from harm in ...
In President Donald Trump’s first month back in office, the U.S. expanded old tactics and found new partners to help carry out his promised historic deportation efforts. Phil McGraw, the former ...
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