FEDS

Vlad had an interesting reply.

Lil Wayne faces potential charges after the feds found a gun and drugs in his bag.

Lil Wayne thinks the feds thought he was talking about a different kind of "Pack."

DEA seized 17.9 kilograms of fentanyl, $1. 2million in cash, and 51 illicit firearms.

The feds are warning you that the feds are watching.

It would appear the feds want defense attorneys to stay firmly on topic.

A 2nd Trump Tower under Azriel Clary's name lies untouched, according to her parents.

R. Kelly's incriminating video collection has become too voluminous to count, too graphic to watch without a clear conscience.

16.5 tons of cocaine were found on a ship in Pennsylvania.

The Feds have Kodak Black on his back foot.

There's no doubt, Rolling Loud was dealt a terrible hand this weekend.

A search party is underway looking for R. Kelly's rumored home video cache.

R. Kelly's personal bubble has become the subject of intensified pressure from the Feds.

All that glitters is not gold.

6ix9ine's lawyer was forced to reveal his service record before resuming his duties.

Several of the NY goons who attacked Almighty Jay were arrested on "attempted murder in the aid of racketeering" charges.

Roddy Ricch is heartbroken that London cops are attributing "hip-hop" as a plausible motive for knife attacks that occurred during his concert.

Ralo claims to be coming home from prison in 2019.

The auteur of the "Swipe God Freestyle" gets caught with his pants down.

Joycelyn Savage's parents are still working hand in hand with the Feds.

Physical evidence is piling up against R. Kelly.

Karen Gravano claims Sammy “The Bull” Gravano had to strike first.

21 Savage's treasury is safe and sound.

Tekashi's girlfriend Jade is done with all the backtalk in 2019.

Tekashi fears for his family's safety following the plea deal.

The 8 count rises to 9, just as Tekashi's "snitchery" goes public.

Tekashi 6ix9ine is reportedly no longer listed as a defendant in the official court indictment.

Chief Keef's associates are falling like dominoes in the Federal court of law.