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Ex-FBI Lawyer Clinesmith’s Law License Restored After 1 Year Suspension
Kevin Clinesmith, a former FBI lawyer who was convicted of altering an email in connection with the surveillance of Trump aide Carter Page, can practice law again.
Timothy Waters, Head of Detroit FBI, Talks About Public Corruption, Terrorism and the Latest on Jimmy Hoffa
By Allan Lengel Domestic terrorism in Michigan has become such a concern that the FBI has tripled its resources in that area in the past 18 months, says Timothy Waters, head of the Detroit office, which covers the state. But concern over links to international terrorism also looms large. “Our adversaries are extremely active here,…
Ex-Homeland Security Official Cuccinelli Questioned by Congressional Committee about Jan. 6
Former top Homeland Security official Ken Cuccinelli was questioned by the U.S. House committee that is investigating the Jan. 6 riot at the U.S. Capitol.
Border Patrol Agent Who Was Struck by Drunken Driver Remains Hospitalized
By Steve Neavling A Border Patrol agent who was struck by a drunken driver at a freeway checkpoint in southern California remained in the hospital Thursday with life-threatening injuries, The Times of San Diego reports. The agent, who has not been identified, was helping operate the checkpoint on northbound I-15 at Rainbow Valley Boulevard at…
Homeland Security Celebrates 50th Anniversary of Hiring First Female Secret Service Agents
Wednesday marked the 50th anniversary of women joining the ranks of the Secret Service.
Homeland Securities Offers Thousands of Dollars to Hackers to Find Vulnerabilities
The Department of Homeland Security is offering hackers thousands of dollars to identify vulnerabilities in its computer systems.
Homeland Security Agent Tasered Following Confrontation with Detective
A sheriff’s deputy tasered a Homeland Security agent after he allegedly pointed a loaded handgun at two people in a South Carolina sports bar.