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January 2015

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Oversight Report Blasts Homeland Security for Failing on All Its Missions

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By Steve Neavling ticklethewire.com  Homeland Security has failed on all five of its main missions, according to a scathing oversight report by U.S. Sen. Tom Coburn, Fox News reports.  “Ten years of oversight of the Department of Homeland Security finds that the Department still has a lot of work to do to strengthen our nation’s…

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NY Times: F.B.I. Employees With Ties Abroad See Security Bias

allan10 years ago02 mins

By Eric Schmitt New York Times WASHINGTON — The F.B.I. is subjecting hundreds of its employees who were born overseas or have relatives or friends there to an aggressive internal surveillance program that started after Sept. 11, 2001, to prevent foreign spies from coercing newly hired linguists but that has been greatly expanded since then….

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Weekend Series on Crime History: The Story of the Ronald Reagan Shooting

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httpv://youtu.be/Bt87SbaDeA0 Read the book, “Rawhide Down,” by Del Quentin Wilber

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Feds Won’t Charge John W. Hinckley With Murder in James Brady’s Death

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By Peter Hermann Washington Post Staff Writer Federal prosecutors said they will not charge John W. Hinckley Jr. with murder in the shooting of President Ronald Reagan’s press secretary in a 1981 assassination attempt, even though a medical examiner concluded his August death was caused by the old wounds. The decision, announced Friday by the…

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Man Claims Threats to Media Following Sony Hack Was ‘Fake’ And He Was ‘Messing Around’

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By Steve Neavling ticklethewire.com  A threat to the news media following the Sony hack may have been a hoax from a tweeter who was just “messing around,” ABC News reports. The FBI and Homeland Security believed the threat was credible enough to include it in a join intelligence bulletin last week to law enforcement agencies….

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Border Patrol Agents Are Getting Attacked Fewer Times Than Previous Years

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By Steve Neavling ticklethewire.com  Assaults against Border Patrol agents dropped for the sixth year in a row in fiscal 2014, the Arizona Republic reports. The agency recorded 373 assaults against agents, a 20% decline over 2013. Of those, 366 occurred along the Southwest border. That represents a two-thirds drop since fiscal 2008. Although CPB has…

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FBI Assists Investigation into Disappearance of 43 College Students in Mexico

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By Steve Neavling ticklethewire.com   The FBI is beginning to help investigate the disappearance of 43 college students in Mexico, even as evidence recently surfaced that the country’s government may have been involved in rounding up the young people, NBC News reports. The students, who were training to be teachers, vanished on Sept. 26 after protesting…

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Boston Globe Editorial: Border Patrol Needs to Be Reigned In to Keep Its Focus

allan10 years ago04 mins

By Editorial Board  Boston Globe Most Americans have a pretty firm idea of where the borders of the United States lie. But most are unaware that the federal government has an entirely different — and alarmingly far-reaching — definition of the nation’s boundaries when it comes to immigration enforcement. In fact, Customs and Border Protection…

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