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AG Loretta Lynch to Accept DOJ, FBI’s Recommendation on Clinton Emails
Attorney General Loretta Lynch is expected to announce today that she will accept the recommendation of prosecutors and the FBI who are investigating Hillary Clinton’s use of a private email server.
Classified Rules Allow FBI Agents to Spy on Journalists without Warrant
Without a warrant, the FBI is permitted to use secretive surveillance to obtain journalist’ phone records with the approval of two government officials.
FBI Abandoned System to Alert Agents When Multiple Gun Purchases Are Made
The FBI debated establishing an alert system seven years ago to determine who is making multiple gun purchases.
Former Secret Service Agent Accused of Stealing More Bitcoins
A former Secret Service agent who stole money seized during the Silk Road investigation is now accused of stealing money in two other cases.
Border Patrol Agents Cleared of Wrongdoing After 4 Shootings
Border Patrol officials have concluded that agents acted properly while opening fire while on duty on four different occasions.
Congressman Calls for Hearing on FBI’s Response to Florida Nightclub Shooter
Rep. John Mica, R-Florida, is demanding to learn more about the FBI’s response to Omar Mateen, the man who opened fire at a nightclub, killing 49 people.
Why FBI Gives Bank Robbers Funny Nicknames
Ever wonder why the FBI gives bank robbers nicknames, like “Thug in a Rug,” “Snowbird Bandit,” and “Sabbatical Bandit?”
Homeland Security Wants Permission to Ask Travelers for Social Media Accounts
The U.S. Customs and Border Protection may ask travelers for more than their passports as America looks to tighten its vetting process.