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PolitFact: Relatives of Slain Border Patrol Agent Wrong About Available Agents
Relatives of Brian Terry, the Border Patrol agent who was killed in a shootout with Mexican bandits in December 2010, criticized President Obama for “thinly equipped” Border Patrol agents.
Homeland Security Searches for Drones Capable of Facial Recognition
Homeland Security is looking to Silicon Valley for specially designed drones.
FBI Released Aerial Video Footage of Baltimore Protests
The FBI captured more than 18 hours of aerial surveillance video from the Baltimore protests following the death of Freddie Gray in 2015.
D.C. Transit Officer First Law Enforcement Official Charged with Terrorism in U.S.
A patrol officer with Washington D.C. regional transit police its the first law enforcement official to be charged with terrorism in the U.S.
Secret Service Arrests Ex-Cop for Entering Trump Tower with Concealed Gun
A former police officer was arrested after the Secret Service found him with a concealed gun trying to enter Trump Tower late Tuesday night.
Homeland Security Fears Hackers Could Compromise Election
As more voting machines use wireless technology, the Obama administration is trying to crack down on possible hackers.
DEA Says Decision on Reclassification of Marijuana Could Be Soon
The DEA may be close to reaching a decision on rescheduling marijuana to recognize the medical benefits.
USA Today Column: CIA Isn’t Providing Presidential Candidates with Classified Info
Intelligence briefings for presidential candidates, a tradition since 1952, have stirred more controversy this year than in any campaign since 1960, as the critics of Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton and Republican Donald Trump say they can’t be trusted with vital national security information.