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Trump Pardons 2 More Ex-Aides, Associates Convicted in Mueller Probe
President Trump has pardoned two more former Trump aides and associates ensnared in Robert Mueller’s special counsel investigation of Russian election inference.
White Supremacists Plotted Attack on Power Grid, FBI Says
The FBI says it uncovered a white supremacist planned to cause electricity outages by attacking power stations in the southeastern U.S.
FBI: Iran Behind Website Inciting Violence Against Officials Who Defended Election Integrity
The FBI says Iran is responsible for a website that incited violence against the bureau’s Director Chris Wray and other federal and state officials who discredited baseless fraud allegations leveled by President Trump and his allies.
Border Patrol Agents in Texas Collect Christmas Gifts for Foster Children
Border Patrol agents from the station in Falfurrias, Texas, are preparing to spread Christmas cheer to foster children.
Ex-Sheriff’s Office Lieutenant Pleads Guilty to Stealing FBI Funds
A former Green County Sheriff’s Office lieutenant in Arkansas pleaded guilty Monday to stealing more than $30,000 in FBI money that was part of a fake drug operation.
Border Patrol Report Spike in Drug-Smuggling Drones Because of New Border Wall
The construction of a new wall near the U.S.-Mexico border has forced drug smugglers to find other ways to get narcotics into the U.S.
DOJ to Announce New Charges in Connection with 1988 Bombing of Pan Am Flight 103
The Justice Department is expected to announce new criminal charges Monday against a former Libyan intelligence officer in connection with the 1988 bombing of Pan Am Flight 103.
Trump and the Anatomy of a Con
The writer, an FBI agent for 31 years, retired as resident agent in charge of the Ann Arbor office in 2006. He is a graduate of the University of Nebraska Lincoln Law School. By Greg Stejeskal During my time in the FBI, I investigated several frauds involving cons or grifts of varying sophistication. One relatively…