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FBI Agent Who Shot at Police in Michigan Has Been Terminated
An FBI agent who shot at a police sergeant in Michigan in December has been terminated, the bureau said in a statement Tuesday.
Border Patrol Continues Search for Canine That Went Missing on Feb. 20
A Border Patrol canine that went missing during a tracking operation in Arizona on Feb. 20 has not been found.
FBI Joins Investigation of Yet Another Act of Vandalism Directed at Jews
The FBI is helping investigate yet another act of vandalism directed at Jewish people.
FBI Special Agent Dies After Completing Mandatory Fitness Assessment
An FBI special agent in the Miami Field Office died after completing the bureau’s annual mandatory fitness assessment earlier this month.
Democrat Questions FBI Director’s Willingness to Investigate Trump’s Ties to Russia
FBI Director has shown virtually no willingness to cooperate with a Congressional investigation into potential ties between Russia and President Trump’s campaign, the top Democrat on the House Intelligence Committee said Monday.
Activists: Reopen Case of Emmett Till After Witness Lied About What Happened
Civil rights activists and others are calling for the federal government to reopen its investigation of the killing of Emmett Till, a black teenager who was killed in 1955 for allegedly flirting with a white woman.
Ex-Border Officials Question Trump’s Plan to Hire 5,000 More Officers
President Trump’s plans to add more than 5,000 border enforcement officers has caught criticism from former top officials at Customs and Border Patrol.
Should TSA Fire Staffers After 11 Passengers Weren’t Screened at JFK Airport?
Eleven passengers managed to get past a checking point at JFK Airport without being screened last week, prompting outrage from law enforcement.