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‘More Than 10,000 spies’ Roam Washington D.C. for Secrets, And They’re Hard to Identify
Among the civil servants, business people, diplomats, tourists and law enforcement officials in Washington D.C. are “more than 10,000 spies,” according to the International Spy Museum.
Advocates Discover Premature Baby in a Crowded Border Patrol Facility
Attorneys visiting a crowded Border Patrol facility in Texas made a startling discovery – a teenage girl in a wheelchair holding a tiny, prematurely born baby.
Black Secret Service Agent Claims He Was Detained, Held at Gunpoint Because of His Race
A now-retired Secret Service agent can proceed with his lawsuit claiming two U.S. Park Police officers arrested and held him at gunpoint while he was on duty because he is black, a federal judge ruled.
FBI Director Wray May Be Subpoenaed over Trump Investigation
FBI Director Christopher Wray may be the next high-ranking federal law enforcement officials to be hit with a subpoena for failing to be transparent.
Theft of Thousands of Guns, Parts from ATF Facility Reveals Serious Problems at Agency
ATF officials are being evasive about the theft of thousands of guns and firearms parts that were supposed to be destroyed.
Cyberattack on CBP Exposes Facial Recognition Data on Thousands of Travelers
Federal agencies defend the use of facial-recognition technology as a new tool to track down criminals, but a recent cyberattack of a Customs and Border Patrol subcontractor raises serious issues about infringing on privacy.
Off-Duty FBI Agent Shoots, Kills Veterinarian in Albuquerque Brewery
An off-duty FBI agent shot and killed a gun-wielding Utah man inside an Albuquerque brewery Saturday night, witnesses told police.