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Janet Reno, First Woman to Serve As Attorney General, Died at 78
The United States’ first woman to serve as attorney general, Janet Reno, died early Monday at the age of 78.
FBI Worked ‘Around the Clock’ to Review New Emails in Clinton Probe
The FBI worked “around the clock” and used new technology to review a mammoth volume of emails following the FBI’s announcement that it was renewing its investigation into Hillary Clinton’s use of a private server.
FBI Interviews Muslims Following Warning of Possible Terrorism Attack on Eve of Election
Fears that al-Qaeda may be planning attacks the day before the U.S. election have prompted the FBI to question Muslims in several states, a Muslim community leader told the Dallas Morning News.
Smugglers Increasingly Using Drones to Drop Drugs over U.S.-Mexico Border
Smugglers are increasingly using drones to drop drugs over the U.S-Mexico border.
Sen. Franken: Senate Likely to Probe FBI’s ‘Rogue’ Conduct in Clinton Investigation
The controversial actions by the FBI in the wake of the Hillary Clinton email investigation likely will continue after the election.
Comey’s October Surprise is Followed Up By His November Surprise
By Allan Lengel ticklethewire.com FBI Director James Comey, who dropped an bomb in October with a letter to Congress about the Hillary Clinton emails, dropped another bomb on Sunday, saying a review of the Anthony Weiner emails did not change the July conclusion that no charges would be filed against Clinton, CNN reports. Comey had…