News — FBI

Forged Provenance

An art dealer who sold fake pieces based on bogus historic documents he created is behind bars for his fraud scheme, but many victims may still unknowingly own his phony works.

Penny Stock Fraud Nets Millions

CJIS Division Observes a Milestone

04.06.2017

Forged Provenance

An art dealer who sold fake pieces based on bogus historic documents he created is behind bars for his fraud scheme, but many victims may still unknowingly own his phony works.
04.03.2017

Penny Stock Fraud Nets Millions

A California man who led a fraud scheme that earned him $39 million from unsuspecting investors around the country has been sentenced to a federal prison term.
03.30.2017

CJIS Division Observes a Milestone

The FBI’s Criminal Justice Information Services (CJIS) Division was created 25 years ago as the central repository for all criminal justice information services within the Bureau.
03.27.2017

The FBI in Israel

As in more than 60 offices, or legal attachés, around the world, the FBI’s most essential role in Israel is to develop strong, long-lasting relationships with international partners.

Testimony

04.06.2017

FBI, This Week: Child/Adolescent Forensic Interviewers Help Young Victims

In observation of National Crime Victims’ Rights Week, the FBI highlights the work of child/adolescent forensic interviewers, who work to elicit accounts of crime from child victims in a sensitive and unbiased way.
03.30.2017

FBI, This Week: Prison Corruption Initiative

The FBI’s prison corruption cases have more than doubled since 2014, an increase partly attributable to the Bureau’s Prison Corruption Initiative.
03.28.2017

FBI, This Week: Using Social Media to Engage the Public

The FBI is using its social media channels to engage with the public through online chats, live broadcasts, and more.