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Immigrants, Cartels Circumvent Border Walls by Digging Tunnels
Border Patrol agents have found dozens of tunnels near the border of Mexico.
Family of Man Fatally Shot by FBI to File Wrongful Death Claim
David Coborubio was at his friend’s house playing video games when the FBI entered the house on Aug. 25 and fatally shot him in the chest.
FBI Asks for Public’s Help in Decade-Old Murder of 13-Year-Old Girl
Alexandra Anaya was 13 years old when she was found dismembered in the Little Calumet River in Indiana in 2005.
CIA Misled FBI About Smear Campaign of Pentagon Papers Leak
When the CIA tried to damage the reputation of Daniel Ellsberg, the man who leaked secret Vietnam documents to the press, the agency’s director at the time offered misleading information to the FBI.
Secret Service: Trump’s Last-Minute Trip to Mexico Endangered Himself, Agents
Donald Trump’s last-minute trip to Mexico endangered both himself and the Secret Service agents who protect him.
Brothers Charged After Shootout with DEA Agents in Illinois
Two bothers accused of engaging in a shootout with DEA agents near a mall in Joliet, Ill., have been charged in connection with the incident.
Democrats Urge FBI to Investigate Possible Ties Between Russia, Trump Campaign
Democratic lawmakers are urging the FBI to investigating Donald Trump campaign advisers to determine whether they were involved in the suspected Russian hacking of election systems in two states and the party’s political organizations.
State Department: FBI Recovered 30 New Benghazi Emails from Clinton’s Server
The State Department says it recovered about 30 emails from Hillary Clinton’s private server that may be related to the Benghazi attack in 2012.