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Exclusive: Ghislaine Maxwell Is Moved to Minimum Security Prison in Texas After Meeting With Justice Department About Epstein

with Hollie McKay

The quiet transfer comes as her attorneys are seeking for her to receive a pardon or commutation from President Trump in exchange for her cooperation in the Jeffrey Epstein investigation.

Exclusive: FBI Staffers Fired for Role in Mar-a-Lago Probe Were Assigned to Espionage Unit That Investigated Iranian Threats in America, Sources Say

Dismissals tied to Trump's classified-docs probe happened days before the launch of Operation Epic Fury and, separately, a deadly Austin bar shooting.

Exclusive: FBI Turning to New Agents from Quantico to Patrol D.C. Streets, as Ex-Agents Question Shift Toward Police Work

Move comes as ex-agents wonder if sending Quantico grads to street patrols is for political optics or is in keeping with the bureau's investigative mission.

Inside the FBI's Wild 1979 Plot to Wiretap the Mob at a Montauk Hotel

Forty agents, fake identities, aerial surveillance, and hidden bugs: the untold story of how a daring stakeout at Gurney's Inn helped reshape the FBI's approach to organized-crime investigations.

Judge Webster and 'Keystone Kash': A Departed FBI Director Is Memorialized, While the Current One Faces Questions About His Abilities

In a chaotic week, Kash Patel faces questions about Epstein and Kirk from House and Senate Judiciary Committees.

Whatever They Think of Kash Patel, Ex-Agents Agree: Change Is Needed.

"There's a myriad of things that the bureau has done in recent years that we would have never, ever have done," says one top agent, now retired.

Gold Medal Moment for Kash Patel is Latest Bad Optic in His Young FBI Career

FBI Director's Olympic locker room antics are either a national disgrace or 'cool and relatable,' depending on who you ask.

The 'Faustian Bargain' of Mueller's FBI

His post-9/11 transformation of the FBI recast it as a domestic intelligence agency — a shift critics say blurred and politicized its mission.

The Kidnapping of Jack Teich

A harrowing 1970s crime serves as a reminder of the tragic consequences of justifying violence against American Jews.

The Deacon and the Dog

Fifty years later, a former FBI agent looks back on the bizarre bank robbery that inspired an iconic New York film.

Barack Obama, Future New Yorker?

Alas, the Obamas won't be buying that Upper East Side apartment.

Where's Anna Wintour? A Floor-by-Floor Guide to One World Trade Center

An annotated tour of the new tenants — and the empty floors — inside Lower Manhattan's tallest building.

Kokesh Boys vs. The Man

The outspoken libertarian and his litigious father take on the U.S. government.

Breaking Good

As Santa Fe battles the spread of heroin, a young mother battles a crippling addiction.

Mr. Meister and The Misfit

Did a clumsy secretary swindle Todd Meister, millionaire investor and ex-husband of Nicky Hilton, out of thousands of dollars?

The Socialite, The Shopping Site, The Scandal

A tabloid-ready downtown saga of money, image, and a startup that wasn't quite what it seemed.

Meet the Gatsbabies!

Preening prepsters lure ladies, lucre and limelight in merry Manhattan.

Artie Lange's Big Crack-up

The funny-man bounces back from a stint in the mental ward.

The Son Also Kneels

Oliver Stone's son converts to Islam, gets cozy with Iranian Prez.

An Evening at the Liar's Ball

Raucous behavior! Bottles of Colgin at the 21 Club! Talking over the Cardinal?

Reeling in the Years With the Real Estate Board of New York

In their own words, brokers and owners tell the tale of REBNY's past half century.

Is Ray Kelly's NYPD Spinning Out of Control?

Gun-runners and ticket-fixers in the department — the NYPD is taking a hit. Is Ray Kelly to blame?

The Scoundrel of Washington Street

Meet Mike Kovacsezic, beloved TriBeCa handyman, master jewel thief, horrible conman, and FBI informant.

For Americans Overseas, a Referee for Paychecks

How a single arbitrator became the last line of defense for American basketball players chasing paychecks across Europe.

Honoring a Cop, After a Battle

A plan to name a street after a fallen cop ignited a four-year feud between community activists and the NYPD.

Playing for an NBA Pension

The NBA pension is one of the best in pro sports. For many NBA hoopers, qualifying for a pension is just as important as making it to the league.