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Border Patrol Agent Killed in Off-Duty Accident, Leaving Behind Pregnant Wife
A Border Patrol agent was killed in an off-duty accident this week, and a fundraiser is being held to help his family.
Plane Carrying Federal Bureau of Prisons Employees, Inmate Crashed in Ohio
Four Federal Bureau of Prisons employees, a pilot and an inmate escaped injuries Wednesday when the plane they were riding in crashed in Geauga County, Ohio.
Gaetz Introduces Bill to Abolish ATF After Agency’s Ruling on Pistol-Stabilizing Braces
Far-right U.S. Rep. Matt Gaetz introduced a bill on Tuesday to abolish the ATF after the agency tightened regulations on pistol-stabilizing braces.
Kevin Vorndran Named Special Agent in Charge of FBI’s Mission Services Division in Washington
Kevin Vorndran was tapped to serve as special agent in charge of the Mission Services Division of the FBI’s Washington Field Office.
Colorado Man Accused of Threatening Mass Shooting at Denver’s FBI Office, Homeland Security Building
A Colorado man is accused of threatening to embark on a mass shooting at Denver’s FBI building and Homeland Security office, according to the U.S. attorney for the District of Colorado.
TSA Confiscates Undeclared 84-Millimeter Caliber Weapon in Luggage
It’s not unusual for TSA agents to find weapons like knives and guns in checked luggage at airports.
Suspected Human Smuggler Charged with Shooting Border Patrol Agent in Chest
A suspected human smuggler is accused of shooting a Border Patrol agent twice in the chest during a traffic stop in New Mexico.
Conservatives Try to Undermine Credibility of Special Counsel Robert Hur, Despite His GOP Background
Republicans are already attacking the credibility of the special counsel appointed to investigate classified documents found at President Biden’s home in Delaware and a think tank office in Washington D.C.