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ATF: Medical Marijuana Cardholders Barred from Buying Guns
The continuing battle between states and the federal government over medical marijuana just got a lot more intense.
Storied FBI Agent Carlos Fernandez Retires After Combating Terrorism
Carlos T. Fernandez, the legendary FBI agent who spent most of his career fighting terrorism, is retiring after 21 years.
Senate Intelligence Committee Expects to Soon Review Comey Memos
The Senate Intelligence Committee, which is investigating Russia’s alleged meddling in the 2016 presidential election, is expected to soon review memos written by former FBI Director James Comey to document his conversations with President Trump.
Large Drug Bust in Colorado Targets Marijuana Grown for Out-of-State Sales
The DEA, along with local and state police, arrested 43 people as part of a major drug bust in Colorado that involves thousands of pounds of marijuana that was intended to be shipped outside of the state.
Owner of Gigantic Lobster Angry That TSA Photographed ‘Dinnah’
A Georgia man is irate after discovering that his 20-pound lobster was photographed by TSA agents and went viral on the agency’s Twitter account.
Hard For Robert S. Mueller to Avoid the Limelight
By Allan Lengel ticklethewire.com Robert S. Mueller III, the stoic former director of the FBI, never seemed like the kind of guy who enjoyed basking in the glow of the limelight. His successor, James Comey, seemed far more comfortable testifying on the Hill, holding press conferences. But these days, as Mueller takes on the job…
FBI Informant Committed Fraud While Working Undercover on Terrorism Sting
The FBI placed an awful lot of trust in a Florida man who had just been released from prison for committing fraud.
Trump’s Nominee for FBI Director to Face Tough Questions about His Past
It’s safe to say President Trump’s nominee for FBI director, Christoper Wray, will face tough rounds of questions during his confirmation hearing before the Senate.