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FBI: Shooting at U.S. Navy Air Base in Texas Was ‘Terrorism-Related’
The FBI in Houston is leading an investigation into a “terrorism-related” shooting at a U.S. Navy air base in Corpus Christi, Texas, on Thursday morning.
Border Patrol Seizes Record Amount of Fentanyl in Tucson Sector
Border Patrol agents have seized a record amount of fentanyl in the Tucson Sector.
FBI Warns of Hackers Hijacking Zoom Streams with Videos Depicting Child Sexual Abuse
The FBI is warning Zoom users that hackers are hijacking virtual meetings with videos depicting child sexual abuse.
Mexicans Caught Illegally Crossing Border Are Now Flown to Mexico City
Mexicans who cross illegally into the U.S. are being sent to Mexico City, Border Patrol said Tuesday, citing concerns about the spread of the coronavirus.
Trump Withdraws Nomination of Chuck Canterbury to Lead ATF Amid GOP Opposition
President Trump formally withdrew his nomination of Kenneth “Chuck” Canterbury to lead the ATF on Tuesday amid opposition from Republicans.
Trump to Nominate Tim Shea as New Acting Administrator of DEA
Tim Shea, the top federal prosecutor in Washington D.C. and a former senior adviser to Attorney General, will soon be tapped to become the administration of the DEA, ABC News reports, citing an administration official.
FBI: Pensacola Gunman Who Killed 3 Sailors Planned Attack with Al Qaeda
A Saudi Air Force officer who killed three sailors at a military base in Florida in December 2019 worked with al-Qaeda to plan the attack, federal authorities said.
TSA May Soon Begin Temperature Screenings at Certain Airpots to Ease Coronavirus Fears
The TSA is moving forward with a plan to administer temperature screenings at about a dozen airports as soon as net week.