Border Patrol Release 14-Year Fugitive Before He Could Be Extradited
After 14 years, authorities finally captured Luis Golberto-Molina, a fugitive wanted in Colorado for violating his felony probation from a 1998 burglary case.
September 2015
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Secret Service Takes Extraordinary Steps to Protect Pope Francis
Hotels will be equipped with bullet-proof glass. Government snipers will be placed on rooftops. And mailboxes will be removed along parade routes.
Plans to Build New FBI Headquarters Is Delayed over Dispute Among Agencies
The FBI’s plans to move into a new headquarters has hit a snag over a dispute involving the bureau, Office of Management and Budget and GSA.
Did FBI Agent Swipe Some of Millionaire Heiress’ Fortune After 1977 Murder?
A millionaire heiress was murdered in 1977, and investigators found her cash buried in an Arizona desert.
‘Whitey’ Bulger’s Girlfriend Refused – Again – to Testify about Time with Boston Mobster
Boston mobster James “Whitey” Bulger’s girlfriend once against refused to testify about the time the couple spent in hiding.
Judge Dismisses Wrongful-Death Lawsuit Against Border Patrol in Taser Explosion
A Border Patrol agent whose use of a Taser caused a deadly car explosion acted reasonably, a judge ruled in dismissing a wrong-death lawsuit against the agency.
Pope’s U.S. Visit Presents Nightmare Scenario for Secret Service
The Secret Service is helping keep Pope Francis safe during his visit to the U.S., but it’s no easy task.
FBI Recovered Personal, Work-Related E-mails from Hillary Clinton’s Private Server
Hillary Clinton said she deleted personal and work-related e-mails from a private server during her time as secretary of state.