In the past year, the Department of Justice division has added 31 AI new use cases with nearly half enabling law enforcement activities.

A director with the watchdog told Congress this week that the FBI, CFPB and FTC haven’t addressed many recommendations from an April 2025 report on digital money-making…

In lieu of congressional action, U.S. officials are planning to train and deputize state and local partners to address authority gaps for counter unmanned aircraft systems.

Officials from the federal law enforcement agencies discussed some of their “back office” use cases, including HR and cyber tools.

Two recent requests for information show the Justice Department components’ interest in the SpaceX-provided satellite internet service.

The scam looks to trick federal workers searching for National Finance Center services through search engines into sharing their sensitive information.

The watchdog said the bureau has taken “important initial steps” on AI but “accelerated adoption” is hindered by budget, hiring and retention issues.

The agencies said the mysterious sightings thought to be drones appear to actually be manned aircraft operating lawfully.

FBI, DOJ and CBP officials ask House lawmakers to give state and local authorities coverage permissions for unmanned aircraft systems.

Documents obtained by FedScoop show that the algorithms were “up and running” in 2019.