An initiative that brings together local, state, and federal law enforcement resources for Internet-facilitated criminal investigations is expanding.

For two weeks this month, the FBI and its partners from the Bureau of Indian Affairs and tribal law enforcement agencies will participate in specialized training on investigating crimes in Indian Country.

The FBI cautions parents about the potential threats associated with their children’s Internet-connected toys and other devices.

New FBI Director Christopher Wray—sworn in on August 2, 2017—pledges to be the type of leader that the FBI deserves and one who will make every American proud.

An international law enforcement operation resulted in the seizure of AlphaBay, the largest criminal marketplace on the Darknet.

The FBI and its Medicare Fraud Strike Force partners have charged more than 400 people in the largest-ever health care fraud law enforcement operation.

Members of the FBI’s Art Crime Team have specialized training in art and cultural property crime so they can investigate everything from museum heists to fraud and forgery matters.

Hogan’s Alley is a mock town at the FBI Academy in Quantico, Virginia that prepares new agent trainees for real life-and-death situations.

The FBI National Academy conferred a diploma upon its 50,000th graduate in a recent commencement ceremony.

More than 200 fifth and sixth-graders from five schools in the Washington, D.C. area graduated from the Junior Special Agents program during a ceremony at FBI Headquarters on June 1, 2017.