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Virginia Gov. McDonnell Struggles to Preserve ‘Squeaky Clean’ Image During FBI Probe
Steve Neavling ticklethewire.com The FBI investigation into Virginia Gov. Bob McDonnell is raising questions about whether the rising star in the Republican Party is all he was stacked up to be, the Washington Examiner reports. Once considered a candidate for president in 2016, McDonnell has come under fire after FBI agents began investigating McDonnell’s relationship…
FBI Adds First Woman to List of Most Wanted Terrorists
Steve Neavling ticklethewire.com The FBI placed the first woman on its list of most wanted terrorists Thursday, NBC News reports. Joanne Chesimard was a 1970s black radical who is accused of shooting a New Jersey trooper and fleeing prison in a daring daylight escape. The FBI said Chesimard, who was part of the Black Liberation…
Boston Bombing Suspects Planned to Detonate Bombs on July 4
Steve Neavling ticklethewire.com The Boston Marathon Bombing suspects planned to detonate the devices on July 4 but opted for the race because that’s when they finished making the explosives, the USA Today reports. During a hospital interview with the surviving suspect, Dzhokhar Tsarnaev suggested the brothers finished making the bomb sooner than they had expected…
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Virginia Gov. McDonnell Faces Uncertain Future As FBI Investigates Gifts
Steve Neavling ticklethewire.com The political future of Virginia Gov. Robert McDonnell is at a stake as the FBI investigates gifts he received from a maker of dietary supplements, Bloomberg reports. The company, Star Scientific, spent $2,268 on a getaway vacation for the governor, $15,000 for catering at his daughter’s wedding and $100,000 on campaign contribution…
Justice Department Plans Early Release for Sick, Aging Inmates to Save Money, Prison Space
Steve Neavling ticklethewire.com The Justice Department has devised a plan to address overcrowded jails by granting early release to some sick and aging inmates, the Washington Times reports. The new so-called “compassionate release rules” would save the Justice Department about $3.2 million. But the Justice Department cautioned “that releasing inmates … could result in some…
Nullification: How States Are Making It a Felony to Enforce Federal Gun Laws
By Lois Beckett ProPublica In mid-April, Kansas passed a law asserting that federal gun regulations do not apply to guns made and owned in Kansas. Under the law, Kansans could manufacture and sell semi-automatic weapons in-state without a federal license or any federal oversight. Kansas’ “Second Amendment Protection Act” backs up its states’ rights claims…