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ATF Won’t Automatically Disqualify Job Candidates Who Grow Or Sell Legal Weed
Selling or growing legal weed won’t disqualify you from landing a job at ATF anymore, despite the federal prohibition of marijuana.
FBI Reports Decline in 2022 Mass Shootings, But a Rise in Casualties
The number of mass shootings in the U.S. dropped last year, but the number of victims injured in those attacks rose, according to the FBI.
D.C. Police Chief Retires to Join FBI As Assistant Director
Washington D.C. Police Chief Robert J. Contee III is retiring after 30 years with the department to take a job as assistant director with the FBI.
Tucker Carlson Was Obsessed with Blaming Jan. 6 Insurrection on FBI, Ex Producer Says
Fired Fox News host Tucker Carlson was hellbent on spinning a conspiracy theory that the FBI had instigated the Jan. 6, 2021, insurrection, said former producer Abby Grossberg, who is suing the station for alleged discrimination.
3 TSA Officers Injured in ‘Unprovoked And Brazen’ Attack at Phoenix Airport
A female traveler at a Phoenix airport injured three TSA officers in an “unprovoked and brazen” attack.
House GOP Subpoenas FBI Human Resources Office about Whistleblower Claims
House Republicans on Monday subpoenaed Jennifer Leigh Moore, executive assistant director of human resources at the FBI, to testify about claims by conservative employees that they were retaliated against for complaining to lawmakers about senior bureau leaders.
FBI Gets Leader of Counterintelligence and Cyber Division at L.A. Field Office
Mehtab D. Syed has been named special agent in charge of the Counterintelligence and Cyber Division at the Los Angeles Field Office.
CBP Seizes More Than 100 Pounds of Meth Disguised as Candy at Border
CBP officers seized a large amount of methamphetamine disguised as candy and hidden in canned food near the border with Mexico.