FBI says SPLC paid informants without donors knowing. Feds pay them too USA Today - News Apr 22, 2026 Apr 22, 2026 Updated 2 hrs ago 0 Candace Owens accuses Erika Kirk of lying about security threat Former ally implies Trump is the Antichrist Debating how much trouble Pistons are in after Game 1 loss to Magic Students, community members oppose data centers in Ann Arbor US jury finds Meta and Google liable in social media addiction trial Eight Children Killed In Louisiana Domestic Violence Shooting Trump Tells Companies to Skip Their Tariff Refunds Travelers in Houston vent frustration over airport waits, TSA funding impasse Iran seizes ships in Strait of Hormuz after Trump halts attacks Japan: Earthquake Shakes Train In Tohoku. AP top stories for April 20 Women take the lead in whiskey as more female drinkers and distillers change the industry Trump Doubles Down On Criticism Of Pope Leo Over Iran 2-week ceasefire between U.S. and Iran set to expire Tuesday New York Baseball is STRUGGLING! | 1013 Most MLB World Series Wins in History NBA Awards Controversy: How New Rules Impact Betting Markets US rescues airman from Iran after intense firefight in enemy territory AP Top Stories April 16 Caitlin Clark Enters Fever Training Camp Healthy The DOJ indicted Southern Poverty Law Center for paying informants in hate groups without telling its donors. The FBI has also long paid informants. As featured on Trump’s DOJ has cut thousands of law-enforcement jobs while vowing to get tough on crime  Federal law enforcement agencies have lost thousands of employees as the administration reshapes priorities and reduces workforce size. Latest video Pope Leo Criticises Equatorial Guinea Prisons On Africa Tour AP Top Stories April 23 RAW: DC: SCHUMER ON SENATE ICE FUNDING VOTE FBI says SPLC paid informants without donors knowing. Feds pay them too AP top stories April 22 Spurs’ Wembanyama Suffers Concussion In Game 2 Loss NBA Awards Controversy: How New Rules Impact Betting Markets How the US naval blockade on Iran chokes Strait of Hormuz oil exports Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save 0 Comments
Trump’s DOJ has cut thousands of law-enforcement jobs while vowing to get tough on crime  Federal law enforcement agencies have lost thousands of employees as the administration reshapes priorities and reduces workforce size.
