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Special Counsel Investigating How Trump Organization Handled Surveillance Footage
The special counsel team investigating former President Trump’s handling of classified documents is investigating the handling of surveillance footage from Trump’s Mar-a-Lago resort.
Border Patrol Agents Severely Injured When Patrol Car Collided with Tractor Trailer in Texas
Two Border Patrol agents were in critical condition Wednesday after their patrol vehicle collided with a tractor trailer in Texas the day before.
ATF Accused of Unlawfully Paying Agents Millions in Wrongful Benefits, Watchdog Says
ATF is accused of unlawfully dishing out up to $20 million to agents and investigators who worked in non-law enforcement positions by misclassifying them as law enforcement jobs, a government watchdog said.
Former FBI Agent Accused of Encouraging Rioters to Kill Officers During Insurrection
A former FBI supervisory special agent is accused of storming the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021, and calling for rioters to kill officers.
Update: Texas Mass Shooting Suspect Captured
A fugitive Mexican national accused of shooting five neighbors execution-style with an AR-15 rifle in Texas on Saturday remains at large and is the target of an extensive manhunt.
Smoking Marijuana a Year Ago Won’t Automatically Disqualify Job Applicants for Secret Service
The previous policy required Secret Service applicants to wait one to five years after consuming regulated marijuana before landing a job.
White House Blasts GOP for Cuts That Would Jeopardize Border Security, Lead to CBP Job Cuts
Republicans have long blamed Democrats for the border crisis, but the White House warned that GOP lawmakers would hurt border security and prompt thousands of job cuts at CBP over their debt ceiling bill.
Washington D.C. Police Chief Named Assistant Director of FBI’s Office of Partner Engagement
Washington D.C. Police Chief Robert J. Contee III has been named assistant director of the FBI’s Office of Partner Engagement.