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Bipartisan Group of Lawmakers Urge DEA to Halt Banning Kratom
House lawmakers from both sides of the aisle are urging the DEA to reconsider its decision to make kratom, an herbal supplement, a Schedule I drug because of its potential to help heroin addicts.

Justice Department to Award More Than $20M for Body Cameras for Police
After the rash of police shootings of black men across country, the Justice Department plans to award more than $20 million to law enforcement agencies to use or enhance body cameras.

Report: ‘The ATF Is Discriminating on the Basis of Race’ During Stings
The ATF singled out black people and Latinos while conducting controversial stings in Chicago, according to a report released by the Justice Department.

CIA Director: I Was a Supporter of Communist Party in Mid-1970s
CIA Director John Brennan revealed that he was once a communist sympathizer in the mid-1970s because he was disgusted by Watergate and the political landscape that helped produce it.

Thailand Asks FBI to Help Identify Dismembered Body Found in Freezer
The FBI has been asked to help identify a dismembered body in Thailand found in a freezer last week.

FBI’s Annual Report Expected to Show Increase in Violent Crime in Some Big Cities
The FBI’s annual crime report is expected to show an increase in violent crime in some big cities in 2015.

Philadelphia Inquirer: Declaring War on Terrorism Wrongly Suggests An End to Fight
The fallacy in declaring a “war on terror,” as President George W. Bush did after the 9/11 attacks, is that it suggests an eventual end to the fight.

Secret Service Pays Trump’s Company $1.6M to Fly with the Candidate
Taxpayers forked over $1.6 million to one of Donald Trump’s companies for Secret Service protection on his private plane.