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State Department Employee Charged for Allegedly Lying to FBI
A 60-year-old employee of the State Department was charged Wednesday with two felonies for allegedly making false statements and obstructing an official proceeding.
Inspector General: DEA Seizes Money without Ties to Criminal Investigations
The DEA is seizing massive amounts of cash from people who are not connected to a criminal investigation, according to a scathing report by the Justice Department’s inspector general.
TSA Screener Fired for Missing Loaded Handgun at Airport in Georgia
The TSA fired a screener who missed a loaded handgun in a passenger’s bag Sunday morning at Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport in Georgia.
Justice Department Threatens to Strip Federal Money from Sanctuary Cities
The Justice Department warned sanctuary cities and counties on Monday that they will not receive federal grants if the continue to fail to work with the crackdown on undocumented immigrants.
FBI Arrests Iraqi Refugees Who Failed to Disclose Brother’s Involvement in Kidnapping of American
Two Iraqi refugees living in Northern Virginia were arrested by the FBI after failing to disclose their brother’s involvement in a 2004 kidnapping of an American contractor in Iraq.
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.