It has been 13 years since the Oklahoma City bombing that stunned the nation. Now a Utah lawyer has been given the green light to question convicted conspirator Terry Nichols in connection with a prison death related in an indirect way to the bombing. By Pamela Manson The Associated Press SALT LAKE CITY – A…
BOSTON — A former executive at the Biopure Corp. of Cambridge was charged Wednesday with lying to a federal judge about having cancer, the Justice Department said. Howard P. Richman, 57, of Pearland, Tex., was charged with falsely telling a federal judge that he had colon cancer to get out of participating in a civil…
In Las Vegas, there’s more than blackjack and poker going on — at least that’s what the FBI suspects. Agents are looking into suspicious links between homeowners associations and construction companies and lawyers. By Adrienne Packer Las Vegas Review-Journal LAS VEGAS — In its sweeping investigation into homeowners associations, the federal government is digging up…
By Ben Bain Government Leader News Zalmai Azmi, the FBI’s chief information officer who has directed the bureau’s massive information technology upgrade projects for almost five years, announced today that he will be retiring from the government Oct. 17. Azmi, a native of Afghanistan who has spent 24 years working for the federal government, said…
Air travel could get a little safer if airplanes start using bomb-resistant Kevlar luggage containers. But the TSA says it won’t buy them because Congress hasn’t provided funding and it won’t require airlines to have them, at least not yet. Thomas Frank USA Today WASHINGTON — The government is considering the first bomb-resistant luggage container that…
An evangelist didn’t have a prayer of eluding FBI agents Thursday. He was arrested in Arizona in connection with a sex scandal. By The Associated Press FLAGSTAFF, Az. – FBI agents on Thursday arrested evangelist Tony Alamo at an Arizona motel, alleging he transported minors across state lines for sexual purposes. Alamo was staying at…
Presidential campaigns always seem to get nasty and this one is no different. The feds are looking into an incident in which Sen. Barack Obama was hanged in effigy at a university in Oregon. Just who is behind it isn’t clear. By Wade Nkrumah The Oregonian PORTLAND, Ore. — The Federal Bureau of Investigation began…
Sen. Ted Stevens is trying to get re-elected in the midst of a major distraction: his criminal trial. Stevens claims he paid his bills and was honest and upstanding. Will the jury buy it? Will the electorate buy it? By Del Quentin Wilber Washington Post Staff Writer WASHINGTON — Alaska Sen. Ted Stevens (R) paid every bill…
