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Border Patrol Agent Headed to Trial for Allegedly Lying to Federal Authorities
The Border Patrol agent accused of lying to federal agents about a drug conspiracy case is headed to trial in early January.
Homeland Security Council Criticizes Private Detention Facilities for Immigrants
An advisory council to Homeland Security criticized a report Thursday that suggested privately run detention facilities may be the only way to house the surging numbers of immigrants facing deportations.
FBI to Gain Authority to Hack Millions of Computers After Senate Failed to Stop Changes
The FBI is about to get the authority to hack millions of computers under President-elect Donald Trump.
Gazette: Trump Should Nominate Mitt Romney for Secretary of State
After witnessing a dinner meeting with Mitt Romney this week, the country waits anxiously to learn whether President-elect Donald Trump will nominate him for secretary of state.
FBI: Ohio State University Attacker May Have Been Inspired by ISIS
The Ohio State University student who attacked people with his car and a knife Monday may have been inspired by ISIS, the FBI said Wednesday.
FBI Names New Special Agent in Charge of Portland Division
The Portland division of the FBI has a new special agent in charge.
President-Elect Trump’s Transition Team Shifts Focus to Homeland Security
Following weeks of delays, President-elect Donald Trump’s transition team has begun shifting its focus to Homeland Security.
FBI May Have Been Investigating Donald Trump During the Campaign
The FBI may have been investigating Donald Trump before the election, according to records obtained by Vice News.