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Man Sues Federal Government After He Was Exonerated in Assassination of Malcom X
A man who was exonerated in the 1965 assassination of Malcolm X is suing the federal government, alleging the FBI withheld evidence that would have proved he was innocent.
CBP Tried to Cover Up Violations at Flight School After Helicopter Crash
A whistleblower claims CBP downplayed alarming details about a near-fatal helicopter crash during an exercise training in 2021 and tried to conceal violations at a flight school that led to the incident, the New York Post reports.
Trump Boasts in Interview That His Presence on Jan. 6 ‘Would’ve Been Very Well Received’
Former President Trump said in a taped interview that he “would’ve been very well received” if he went to the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021, but that the Secret Service prevented him from going.
On-Duty Border Patrol Agent Killed in ATV Crash
A Border Patrol agent was killed in an ATV crash Tuesday while responding to a call for suspected undocumented immigrants in Arizona, officials said.
FBI Searching for Bodies As Part of Gambino Crime Family Investigation
The FBI is teaming up with police to search and dig for bodies as part of the ongoing investigation into the Gambino crime family.
Republican Pushes Wild Conspiracy Theory about Jan. 6 at Congressional Hearing with Wray
A U.S. House Republicans on Wednesday revived a baseless conspiracy theory that the FBI orchestrated the Jan. 6 attack at the U.S. Capitol, but he added a new caveat: “ghost buses.”
Lawmakers Request Internal Review of GSA’s Decision to Choose Maryland for FBI Headquarters Site
Some lawmakers are raising questions about the federal government’s decision to choose Maryland as the site of the new FBI headquarters and are calling for an internal investigation.