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Parker: The Scary Opiate Tales from the Emergency Room
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 Opiate Tales from the Emergency Room The mind numbing opiate epidemic is not news, but the number of overdose deaths keeps climbing, and…
Ex-FBI Agent: The Truth about Trump and Russia’s Relationship Must Come to Light
When I was a young FBI special agent assigned to the New York field office working on a foreign counterintelligence squad, another agent asked me if I wanted to meet Dr. Death.
Former Secretaries of State, Tech Companies Oppose Trump’s Travel Ban
President Trump’s immigration order, which was halted by a federal judge, has come under fire by two former secretaries of state and nearly 100 Silicon Valley tech companies that say they are losing some of the brightest minds.
Trump’s New Border Patrol Leader Compared the President to Dennis the Menace
President Trump’s new head of the Border Patrol, Ronald Vietello, attacked the Republican last year on Twitter.
ATF Mulls Sending Agents to Chicago on Permanent Basis to Fight Crime
The ATF is considering sending agents to Chicago on permanent assignments to help curtain the deadly crime surge.
Eric Trump Billed Taxpayers Nearly $88,000+ for Secret Service Hotel Rooms
Donald Trump’s son, Eric Trump, used $97,830 in taxes to put Secret Service and embassy staffers in hotel rooms while on a business trip to Uruguay.
Marijuana Advocates Worried Trump Administration Will Crack Down on Legal Pot
Marijuana advocates are bracing for what could be a harsh crackdown on pot in states where it’s legal for recreational and medicinal use.