Topic: Chuck Rosenberg

The Drug Enforcement Administration's acting chief, Robert Patterson, told staff he is stepping down from because it has become "increasingly challenging."

Chuck Rosenberg, the acting head of the Drug Enforcement Administration, emailed staffers Tuesday announcing he is resigning from the post.

Despite growing acceptance of its use, marijuana will remain on the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration's list of illicit drugs the agency says have no value.

One of Mexico's growing, most dangerous cartels has seemingly allied with notorious drug lord Joaquin El Chapo Guzman's Sinaloa Cartel by helping in his escape.

The U.S. Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA) on Wednesday launched a hotline for individuals with information that may lead to the capture of escaped drug trafficker, Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman.

Chuck Rosenberg, a top official at the Federal Bureau of Investigation, will replace Michele Leonhart as the head of the Drug Enforcement Administration.

The former No. 3 official at the CIA pleaded guilty to corruption in federal court in Virginia Monday, admitting he had steered agency contracts to a friend, concealed their relationship and accepted tens of thousands of dollars worth of gifts from him.

A former Pentagon official was sentenced Friday to nearly five years in prison for conspiring to pass U.S. information to someone not entitled to receive it.

Only one of the dogs seized in the investigation of NFL quarterback Michael Vick's dog fighting ring in Virginia won't be placed in a new home or sanctuary.

Attorney General Alberto Gonzales has apologized to U.S. attorneys under him and appointed an interim chief of staff as pressure builds for him to resign.