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Border Patrol Seeks Drones with Facial-Recognition Technology
Border Patrol is soliciting proposals for drones that have the ability to recognize and analyze faces.
Secret Service Agent Protecting VP Pence Suspended After Meeting with Prostitute
A Secret Service agent assigned to protect Vice President Pence was suspended after an alleged meet-up with a prostitute in a Maryland hotel.
Twitter Sues Homeland Security to Protect Anonymity of Trump Critic
Twitter is suing Homeland Security after it threatened court action if the social media giant didn’t reveal the identity of a Twitter account – “@ALT_uscis” or “Alt Immigration” – that has been critical of the Trump administration.
Ex-FBI Director Mueller III Appointed to Oversee Takata air bag claim fund
Former FBI Director Robert Mueller III has been appointed by a federal judge to oversee the disbursement of nearly $1 billion in restitution to victims of the deadly Takata air bag case.
Secret Service Faces Serious Challenges to Meet Demands of Trump Family
The Secret Service has been forced to make cost-cutting concessions because of the increasing demands and rising costs of protecting the new first family.
FBI Considers Special University to Train Cyber Security Agents
As cyber crime continues to rise, the FBI is caught in a pickle: It can’t recruit enough agents who can hack a computer.
Americn in Custody Again After Threatening to Join ISIS, Kill an American
An 18-year-old South Carolina man who was accused of hatching a plan to kill soldiers as revenge for American military action in the Middle East was granted early release last May.