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FBI’s Fight Against Rising Heroin Use Leads to Arrest of Man Linked to Overdoses
The FBI’s fight against the rising use of heroin led to the arrest of a man accused of selling the drug to people who overdosed in the greater New Orleans area.
Some FBI Agents Say Bureau’s Reputation Destroyed by Handling of Clinton Probe
Some veteran FBI agents say the bureau’s reputation has been permanently damaged by the handling of the Hillary Clinton email investigation.
FBI: Minnesota Mall Attacker Was New Convert to Islam
Tahir Ahmed Adan, who stabbed 20 people at a Minnesota mall, was different than most terrorists.
NTSB: New Jersey Train That Crashed Sped Up at Last Second
A New Jersey Transit commuter train that crashed into a Hoboken terminal last week sped up and was going twice the 10 mph speed limit, the National Transportation Safety Board said Thursday.
Nearly Half of Illegal Immigrants Who Enter U.S. from Mexico Elude Capture
When it comes to catching to immigrants who illegally entered the U.S. from Mexico last year, only about half were caught, according to a Homeland Security report.
FBI Wants to Hack into Another Encrypted iPhone Belonging to a Dead Man
The FBI may be headed for another legal showdown with Apple.
NTSB: Kentucky Truck Driver’s Meth Use, Fatigue Caused Crash That Killed 6 People
The Kentucky truck driver who crashed on a Tennessee highway last year, killing six people, was fatigued, high on methamphetamine and failed to slow down in a construction zone, according to the National Transportation Safety Board.