Weekend Series on History:Ex-Secret Service Agents Talk About JFK’s Kindness, Prostitutes and His Medication
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=30Hl4EEO9Qo
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=30Hl4EEO9Qo
At this point, there may be far more Bush holdovers serving as U.S. Attorneys than there were during the Clinton regime. Still, the current selection process for U.S. Attorneys remains, in most instances, very political and partisan. Too bad. It would be nice, and better for the sake of justice, if that weren’t the case….
By Allan Lengel ticklethewire.com WASHINGTON — Sean Joyce, a Boston native, is the new assistant director of the FBI’s International Operations Division. He replaces Tom Fuentes, who retired. “The International Operations Division’s scope of responsibilities is greater than ever, given the importance that relationships with international law enforcement partners and other parts of the government…
This is a good good initiative. We just need more of these because the violent Mexican drug cartels aren’t going away, not so long as business remains brisk. By Juan A. Lozano Associated Press Writer HOUSTON- A four-month effort to stop the flow of firearms from the U.S. to Mexican drug cartels has helped law…
By Allan Lengel ticklethewire.com WASHINGTON— Ok, here’s another reason to stay in shape and stop hiding behind those baggy clothes. More airport screeners are about to acquire Superman powers. USA Today reports that Homeland Security’s Transportation Security Administration plans to install 150 security machines at airport checkpoints that will let screeners peek under passengers’ clothes….
By Allan Lengel ticklethewire.com The person who posted a poll on the ever-popular Facebook social network last week asking whether President Obama should be assassinated is a kid. Bloomberg news reports that the Secret Service determined that the juvenile doesn’t pose a threat. The news service, attributing the information to Secret Service spokesman Ed Donovan,…
Anytime a judge gets busted for taking a bribe it reminds us how vulnerable the legal system is. It also makes us wonder about other judges. By Chris Kirkham New Orleans Times-Picayune NEW ORLEANS — A longtime St. Bernard Parish judge who handled some of the parish’s most high-profile civil lawsuits pleaded guilty Thursday in…