William Webster, a longtime U.S. public servant who served as the head of both the FBI and the CIA in a career spanning the late 1970s to the early 1990s, has died. He was 101. The FBI confirmed his death in a statement Friday.

His family announced his death in a statement that called him an “extraordinary man” who “spent a lifetime fighting to protect his country and its precious rule of law.”

He was credited with restoring trust to the two sullied agencies after the domestic-spying and Iran-contra scandals of the 1970s and ‘80s.

Kelly laments the death of astronaut Jim Lovell and a U.S. disinvestment from science while sidestepping White House talk.

Will the FBI help the Republican Party force through a partisan redistricting plan in Texas, or not? The answer to that question is of vital importance to sustaining American democracy. Republican state legislative leaders want to redraw Texas’s congressional districts to give their party as many as five more seats in next year’s midterm elections.

Kash Patel announces the FBI seized 1,500 kilos of fentanyl and made over 1,600 crimes-against-children arrests in first 200 days of Trump administration, marking a 25% increase.

WASHINGTON—FBI Director Kash Patel is stepping up his campaign to take on some of President Trump’s top partisan priorities. In the last few days, Patel has forced out another round of agents who worked on investigations that upset the president and his supporters,

In a recent article published by the Daily Mail, the headline “Trump starts firing purge of top FBI agents opposed to his administration as they decry ‘retribution’” attempts to victimize the FBI agents recently fired — but it fails to mention that at least two of those agents were more than just