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Justice Department Investigates Jail in Virginia Following Numerous Deaths
The Justice Department has launched an investigation into Hampton Roads Regional Jail in Virginia following numerous deaths and allegations of prisoners being denied medical and mental health care.
ATF to Provide Details Today of Warehouse Fire That Killed 36 People in Oakland
The ATF announced its first phase of the investigation of the Ghost Ship warehouse fire that killed 36 people has ended in Oakland.
Border Patrol Arrests Two Men Previously Charged with Sex Crimes in U.S.
Border Patrol agents in Texas arrested two convicted sex offenders who had re-entered the U.S. after previously being removed.
Sen. Reid: FBI Director Comey Should Be Investigated Over Russian Hacking Probe
Sen. Harry Reid has called on an investigation of FBI Director James Comey on Saturday, alleging he refused to reveal information about Russia’s alleged interference in the 2016 presidential election.
FBI Warned Illinois Republican Party That Its Email System May Have Been Hacked
The FBI warned the Illinois Republican Party in June that hackers may have targeted GOP political email accounts.
CIA, FBI Disagree on Veracity of Claims That Russia Hacked Emails to Help Trump Win
The CIA and FBI have contrasting opinions about the veracity of claims that Russia was involved in the hacking of emails of the Democratic National Committee.
Sen. Orrin Hatch: Why Jeff Sessions Is the Right Choice for Attorney General
Americans spoke resoundingly last month that they want our country to chart a new course.
Trump Officially Taps Retired General Kelly to Run Homeland Security
President-elect Donald Trump formally announced Monday the appointment of retired General John Kelly to serve as head of Homeland Security.