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Records: FBI Had No Evidence of Wrongdoing Against Clinton in Computer Search
The FBI had no evidence of wrongdoing when the bureau asked a judge for a warrant to search a computer that contained correspondence between Hillary Clinton and top aide Huma Abedin.
FBI’s New Surveillance Powers Raise Questions about Civil Liberties
By Editorial Board Orange County Register The FBI quietly acquired sweeping surveillance powers, beginning Dec. 1, it had sought for years, and the change came without a single congressional hearing or vote. Under a change to Rule 41 of the Federal Rules of Criminal Procedure, the FBI will now be able to obtain a single…
FBI Agent Accused of Shooting at Police Was Investigating Fraud in Michigan
The FBI special agent who was arrested for allegedly shooting at a Grand Rapids police officer was in Michigan investigating telemarketing fraud
CNN Political Commentator Says She Was Subjected to ‘Vaginal Pat Down’ at Detroit Airport
CNN political commentator Angela Rye said she was subjected to an invasive “vaginal pat down” at Detroit Metro Airport. Rye, who wrote about the experience in an op-ed on CNN’s website, said she was told she was randomly chosen for additional screening, despite having a TSA Precheck status and is a CLEAR traveler. After being…
Honolulu Police Chief, Officers Are Under FBI Investigation in Corruption Case
Honolulu Police Chief Louis Kealoha has received a target letter from the FBI, informing him that he is under investigation as part of an ongoing public corruption case.
Trump Departs from Tradition, Plans to Keep Private Security Team
Although President-elect Donald Trump is protected by the Secret Service, he has opted to continue employing a private security and intelligence team at his victories rally.
ATF Stays Mum on ‘Officer-Involved Death’ of Suspect in Milwaukee
The ATF is keeping quiet about an “officer-involved death” of a suspect in Milwaukee last week.
Forbes: Jeff Sessions to Bring Fresh Perspective, Experience to Justice Department
At this point in our nation’s history President-elect Donald Trump has chosen exactly the right person to serve as our next attorney general: Senator Jeff Sessions of Alabama.