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Men Shot in Trump Assassination Attempt Accuse Secret Service of Negligence
Two men who were shot during an assassination attempt on former President Trump at a Pennsylvania rally have spoken out, accusing the Secret Service of negligence in their security response that day in July.
Border Patrol Union Endorses Trump, Criticizes Harris on Border Security
The National Border Patrol Council officially endorsed former President Donald Trump at a rally in Arizona on Sunday.
U.S. Soldier Sentenced to 14 Years for Plotting to Aid Islamic State
A 24-year-old U.S. soldier, Pfc. Cole Bridges, also known as Cole Gonzales, was sentenced to 14 years in prison for attempting to help the Islamic State group attack American troops.
Trump Calls for More Border Agents Months After Thwarting Staffing Increase
Several months after he played a key role in blocking a bipartisan bill that would have increased staff at the border, former President Trump announced Sunday that, if re-elected, he would push Congress to pass legislation aimed at increasing the number of border patrol agents.
TSA Finds over 5,000 Firearms at Airport Checkpoints in 2024
More than 5,000 firearms were found at airport security checkpoints in the first nine months of this year, with an average of 18.3 guns intercepted daily, the TSA revealed this week. Of those, 93% were loaded.
Former DEA Agent Convicted of Corruption in Buffalo Drug Case
A former DEA agent from Buffalo, N.Y, was convicted Thursday of corruption after a second trial on charges that he used his position to protect drug traffickers with alleged ties to organized crime.
FBI Returns Stolen Monet to Heirs of Family Looted by Nazis
The FBI’s Art Crime Team has successfully returned a stolen Claude Monet pastel, “Bord de Mer,” to its rightful owners after it was looted by the Nazis during World War II.