The questions are: Is this battle worth it? Is it bad public relations? And are there better ways for the FBI to spend its resources? By Jeff Stein Spy Talk WASHINGTON — You’d think that the nation’s number one domestic counterterrorism agency would have better things to do than yap at authors and publishers about…
This is the equivalent of piracy on the high seas. The only difference is: records — not human life — are at the heart of the ransom demand. By Brian Krebs and Anita Kumar Washington Post Staff Writers RICHMOND, Va. May 7 — The FBI and Virginia State Police are searching for hackers who have…
The Justice Department has sent out wiretap letters, which may indicate that this probe is over. Ex-Rep Curt Weldon was never charged. By WILLIAM BENDER Philadelphia Daily News PHILADELPHIA — Federal investigators were running wiretaps for months at a time in 2006 on then-U.S. Rep. Curton Weldon’s chief of staff and other members of his…
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Well, it was a good day for 2 cops in Brooklyn fed court. They helped a sick judge and they won their case. Hope they went off and tried their luck at the Lotto. By John Marzulli New York Daily News NEW YORK — Two city cops who were defendants in a civil case came…
People always like to think that college sports is purer than professional sports; The athletes don’t get paid, the pressures aren’t the same. But along comes a scandal like this. It makes you step back and think again. Paul Egan The Detroit News DETROIT — Two area businessmen and six former University of Toledo athletes…
This case is a major blemish on the Boston FBI, which has taken a major hit for its role in dealing with the mob and mobsters like Whitey Bulger. The government appears to have an uphill battle in reversing a lower court ruling. By Shelley Murphy Boston Globe BOSTON — As he sat in a…
The raid hasn’t done much good for the relationship between federal law enforcement and the Islamic community in the Washington/Virginia region. But the court said the feds did nothing wrong. A ruling to the contrary may have given the Islamic community more ammunition to criticize federal law enforcement. By Jerry Markon Washington Post Staff Writer…
