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TSA Admits Air Marshals Aren’t on Flights to Cuba As Promised
When commercial flights to Cuba resumed for the first time in 50 years, President Obama’s administration pledged that air marshals would be onboard.
FBI: Can We Charge U.S. Couple with Dumping Baby’s Body in Mexico?
The FBI is trying to determine whether it can bring charges against a San Diego couple accused of dumping the body of a baby in an empty lot in Tijuana.
Two Female Senators Urge FBI to Collect More Data on Domestic Violence, Stalking Crimes
Two female senators are calling for the FBI to collect more information on domestic violence and stalking crimes.
Donald Trump Insisted Clinton’s Email Scandal Far Worse Than Watergate
Donald Trump insisted Tuesday that Hillary Clinton’s handling of emails was far more scandalous than Watergate.
Border Patrol Chief: Agents Are ‘Most Assaulted Law Enforcement Personnel’ in U.S.
By Steve Neavling ticklethewire.com Mark Morgan, the Border Patrol’s new chief, said his agents are “the most assaulted law enforcement personnel in the country.” “I’ve learned that the United States Border Patrol agents are among the most assaulted law enforcement personnel in the country,” Mark Morgan, the new chief of the Border Patrol, told a…
Ex-Secret Service Agent Says Conspiracies of Clinton Body Double Are Ridiculous
A former Secret Service agent, who considers himself a “die-hard” conservative, said it’s ludicrous to believe Hillary Clinton has a body double – a conspiracy theory that has gained traction on social media.
FBI’s Las Vegas Division Gets New Special Agent in Charge
The FBI’s Las Vegas division has a new special agent in charge.
Secret Service Officer Hospitalized After His Motorcycle Was Struck by Car
A Secret Service officer has been hospitalized after being struck by a car Monday while riding a motorcycle near the White House.