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State Senator in Michigan Accused of Misusing Payroll Funds As FBI Investigates
Federal authorities who raided the home and office of Michigan Sen. Bert Johnson are investigating claims that the state lawmaker misused Senate funds to pay an employee who never worked for him.
Ex-Deputy AG Sally Yates Says Trump Tried to Limit Her Testimony on Russia
The Trump administration has tried to limit former deputy Attorney General Sally Yates’ congressional testimony on possible Russian interference in the 2016 presidential election.
USA Today Columnist: ICE Should Stop Taking Parents from Children
The immigration debate in America is the place where conservative principles — fiscal responsibility, federalism and the “preservation of the family unit” — go to die.
New FBI Official Tries to Open Lines of Communication with Congress
It’s safe to say Greg Brower is feeling pressure from Congress.
Body Cam Video Shows Drunk, Armed FBI Agent at Grand Rapids Police Department
A drunk and armed FBI agent walked inside Grand Rapids Police Department headquarters after his partner was arrested for shooting at officers.
FBI, State Police Raid Home, Office of Michigan Senator
The FBI and Michigan State Police raided the home and office of Michigan Sen. Bert Johnson.
ICE Detains 26 Undocumented Immigrants As They Reported for Community Service
More than 25 offenders who were reporting for community service Sunday morning in Fort Worth, Texas, were detained by ICE agents over undocumented immigration statuses.
Parker: Police Officer Liability in Shootings Argued Before Gorsuch’s Arrival
Ross Parker was chief of the criminal division in the U.S. Attorney’s Office in Detroit for 8 years and worked as an AUSA for 28 in that office. By Ross Parker ticklethewire.com The muddied area of the law in civil actions against police officers involved in a shooting is one where Justice Neil Gorsuch’s participation…