How Secret Service Dogs Stopped Intruder Who Jumped White House Fence
Cane, a Secret Service dog, became unsettled at 7:15 p.m. on Oct. 22, 2014.
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ICE Urges Justice Department to Reopen Privatized Facilities for Illegal Immigrants
Immigration and Custom’s Enforcement is urging the Justice Department to reopen at least two privatized facilities to help house an influx of illegal immigrants.
Border Patrol Agent Injured by Concrete Block Hurled Across the Border
A Border Patrol agent was injured when someone hurled a concrete block at him while he tried to apprehend an illegal immigrant.
Bus in Fatal Crash in California Had Tires Out of Compliance
A bus that crashed into a semi-truck near Palm Springs, killing 13 people Sunday, was using tires that were too worn by industry standards, federal official announced Tuesday.
Wall Street Journal: FBI’s Investigation into Hillary Clinton Gets More Suspicious
Hillary Clinton may win the election in two weeks, but the manner of her victory will bedevil her in the White House. Specifically, evidence keeps turning up suggesting that the FBI probe into her emails was influenced by political favoritism and double standards.
Yet Another Delay in Decade-Long Search for New FBI Headquarters
Once again, the purchase of a new headquarters in the Washington suburbs has been placed on hold.
To Combat Hackers, Homeland Security Hires New Experts in Cybersecurity
Homeland Security is facing an increasing threat from hackers.
Justice Department Shakeup Seeks to Jumpstart Probe into Eric Garner’s Death
In an unusual shakeup, the Justice Department has dumped a New York team of agents and lawyers investigating the death of Eric Garner, who was killed when a police officer placed him in a chokehold over selling untaxed cigarettes.