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Bills to Prevent Trump from Firing Special Counsel Run into Legal Hurdles
Senators from both sides of the aisle are backing legislation to make it more difficult for President Trump to fire special counsel Robert Mueller.
IRS Finally Discloses Tax Information to Special Counsel about Trump Campaign
After clashing with the special counsel investigating Russia’s meddling in the presidential election, the IRS is now sharing information with Robert Mueller, the head of the ever-growing probe.
Drug Arrests Increase in 2016 Despite Rhetoric on Rehabilitation
The war on drugs picked up steam last year.
FBI Releases Sketch of Person of Interest in Post Office Bombing
The FBI has released a sketch of “a person of interest” in the bombing of a post office in northwestern Indiana that killed an employee or injured several others.
Washington State Gang Member Lands on FBI’s Most Wanted List
A Tacoma, Wash., gang member has been added to the FBI’s Most Wanted list.
Facebook Warned U.S. Government of Suspected Russian Hackers Before Election
Facebook alerted the FBI to suspected activity by Kremlin-linked hackers before the 2016 presidential election.
Ex-Agent: Secret Service Not Trained to Handle Weaponized Drones, 3-D Guns
The U.S. is vulnerable to attacks from weaponized drones, 3-D printed guns and other high-tech weapons because the Secret Service isn’t equipped to cope with the “grave threat,” a former agent told the Washington Examiner.
FBI Launches Civil Rights Investigation into Mass Shooting at Tennessee Church
The FBI has launched a civil rights investigation into the mass shooting that killed one woman and wounded eight others at a church in Nashville, Tenn., on Sunday.