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Record Number of Fatal Fentanyl Overdoses Come Amid Unprecedented Seizures at Border
The record number of fentanyl crossing the border is having deadly consequences: Overdose deaths have hit a new high this year.
As Vaccine Deadline Looms, Some Lawmakers Want an Exemption for Border Patrol Agents to Avoid Mass Exodus
By Steve Neavling With less than a month before all federal employees must be vaccinated, some lawmakers are calling for an exemption for Border Patrol agents, saying national security is at stake. U.S. Rep. Tony Gonzalez, R-Texas, wrote a letter, cosigned by 43 other Republican lawmakers, that calls on Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas to…
DOJ to Provide $21M to Combat Rising Rate of Hate Crimes
The Justice Department will award law enforcement agencies with more than $21 million to help investigate and prosecute hate crimes.
FBI Failed to Act on Detailed Tips about Violence Ahead of Jan. 6 Riot
The FBI and other federal law enforcement agencies received a plethora of detailed and credible tips about potential violence on Jan. 6, but they failed to act ahead of the violence that crippled the U.S. Capitol.
Border Patrol Mourns Death of Supervisory Agent Rafael G. Sanchez
Border Patrol on Thursday announced the on-duty death of Supervisory Agent Rafael G. Sanchez.
Whitey Bulger’s Death Remains a Mystery Three Years Later
It has been three years since notorious Boston gangster James “Whitey” Bulger was beaten to death inside his jail cell, and many questions are still unanswered about his murder.
Biden’s Former ATF Nominee Says ‘It’s Easier to Buy a Gun Than a Beer’
David Chipman, President Biden’s former pick to lead the ATF, said the Senate’s failure to approve his nomination would exacerbate gun violence in the U.S.