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Denver Post: Senate Made Right Choice by Rejecting Warrantless FBI Searches
Privacy in electronic communications stands in a precarious position, and the U.S. Senate this week might take another shot at knocking it off its perch.
Man Charged After Pointing Blinding Laser at Border Patrol Helicopter
A helicopter pilot for the Border Patrol was forced to take evasive action when a blinding laser was pointed at him in South Texas
Secret Service Officer Makes Wild Claims about Clinton White House in New Book
Make no mistake – Gary J. Byrne is no fan of the Clintons.
FBI, Police Knock on Doors of Activist Ahead of Republican National Convention
Worried about an outbreak of violence during the Republican National Convention in Cleveland, local and federal law enforcement investigators have begun visiting the homes of local activists to gather information on planned demonstrations.
FBI Finds No Evidence That Orlando Nightclub Shooter Had Secret Gay Life
By Steve Neavling ticklethewire.com Did Omar Mateen, the man responsible for the Orlando nightclub massacre, have gay lovers? Since the shooting that left 49 people dead, people have claimed Mateen had gay relationships and used gay dating apps. But so far, the FBI has found no evidence to support those claims, the Los Angeles Times…
Grand Jury Reviews Case of Possible FBI Misconduct During Wildlife Refuge Standoff
FBI agents are facing potential charges over their handling of the Oregon wildlife refuge standoff.
Presidential Candidates Cost Taxpayers More Than $200M for Secret Service Protection
The cost to taxpayers to provide Secret Service protection to presidential candidates has skyrocketed this year.
Senate Rejects Legislation to Allow FBI to Search Internet Records without Warrant
The Senate rejected a measure Wednesday that would allow the FBI to search e-mail records and Internet browsing histories of Americans without a warrant.