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The Battle Over the Hoover Legacy Includes the Naming of The New FBI Headquarters
By Allan Lengel For ABC News.com A debate is brewing inside the Beltway and beyond, pitting some current and retired FBI agents against one another in a fight over the legacy of J. Edgar Hoover and whether the name of the Bureau’s first and most controversial director should grace the FBI’s proposed new $1.8 billion…
FBI Increasingly Conducting Undercover Stings to Investigate Suspected ISIS Supporters
The FBI is increasingly conducting undercover operations to investigate American suspected of supporting ISIS.
Texas Man Sentenced to 47 Years in Prison for Shooting at Border Patrol Agent
A Texas man who shot at a Border Patrol agent has been sentenced to more than 47 years in federal prison.
DEA Head Warns of Alarming Increase in Overdoses from Synthetic Drugs
Synthetic designer drugs are causing an alarming number of overdoses, especially among young people, DEA head Chuck Rosenberg told a U.S. Senate Committee.
A Chat With the Head of the Detroit FBI on ISIS, Corruption, Jimmy Hoffa and Flint
By Allan Lengel ticklethewire.com DETROIT — It has been anything but dull since David P. Gelios arrived eight months ago from FBI headquarters in Washington to head up the Detroit FBI office. For one, his agents have been busy probing the highly-publicized Flint water crisis. And then there’s the kickback scandal in Detroit Public Schools…
FBI Wants to Bypass Warrants to Access Internet Browser Histories of Terrorism, Spy Suspects
The FBI wants the authority to access Internet browser histories and other electronic data of terrorism and spy cases without a warrant.
Planning Officials Worried about Feds’ Plan for Parking at FBI’s New Headquarters
The search for a site for a new FBI headquarters may have hit yet another snag after the General Services Administration dramatically increased the number of parking spaces needed.
Influential GOP Lawmaker: Republican Colleagues Would ‘Probably’ Accept No Indictment of Clinton
The outcome of the investigation into Hillary Clinton’s use of a private e-mail server may have plenty of consequences for the presidential election.