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FBI Monitored Black Lives Matter Protests Over Fears of Violence
The U.S. government has been monitoring Black Lives Matter protests because of fears of potential violence, according to newly released documents from the FBI and Homeland Security.
Air Force Failed to Report Dozens of Service Members to FBI Gun Database
The Air Force acknowledged Tuesday that its failure to report the criminal history of a former airman who went on to kill 26 people at a Texas church in early November was “not an isolated incident.”
FBI Investigates Murders of Syrian-American Journalist And Her Mom
The FBI is investigating the September murders of a Syrian-American journalist and her mother in Turkey, but local Turkish authorities are refusing to cooperate.
Conservative Group Sues to Get Robert Mueller Fired
A conservative watchdog group filed suit in an effort to remove Robert Mueller as special counsel appointed to investigate possible collusion between President Trump’s campaign team and Russia.
New Signs That Flynn Is Turning into State Witness in Trump-Russia Probe
An attorney for Donald Trump’s former national security adviser Michael Flynn has met with special counsel investigators in a move that could spell serious trouble for the president and his campaign.
ICE Seeks Help from Social Media Companies to Spy on Visa Holders
The Trump administration’s increasing battle against illegal immigration may soon include tracking the social media feeds of foreign visitors.
Obama’s Administration Spent $114M on Vacations, Campaigning
The total costs to taxpayers to protect former President Obama’s family travels reached a total of $114 million during his eight years in the White House, according to documents obtained by the conservative legal group, Judicial Watch.
Cat Hair, Cigarettes Lead FBI to Woman Accused of Sending Bomb to Obama
Cat hair and a pack of cigarettes helped lead the FBI to a woman accused of sending a bomb to President Obama, Texas Gov. Greg Abbott and the Social Security Administration near Baltimore.