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Chicago Woman Says FBI Raided Her House by Mistake, Left Without Explanation
A Chicago woman was at home with her fiancé when she said the FBI stormed into her home, failed to show a warrant and left without an explanation.
Columnist: Justice Department’s Data-Sharing Plan Protects Privacy
Earlier this month, the Justice Department unveiled a legislative proposal to facilitate cross-border data sharing for law enforcement purposes.
Homeland Security Director Warns Against Divisive, Political Rhetoric about Muslims
Homeland Security Director Jeh Johnson warned against political rhetoric that “vilifies Muslims,” saying the federal government depends on relationship of trust form Muslim Americans.
Dump Truck Driver Claims He Has Bomb, Smashes into FBI Office in Pittsburgh
A dump truck driver slammed into a security gate at the FBI offices in Pittsburgh, saying he had a bomb.
FBI Investigating Russian Connections to Embarassing DNC Hack
Authorities said there’s growing evidence that hackers in Russia targeted the Democratic National Committee, but the FBI isn’t ready to point fingers.
Secret Service Sets Up Technology to Crack Down on Cyberattacks During DNC
The Democratic Convention in Philadelphia is tense for Secret Service.
Border Patrol Agents Find $600,000 Worth of Liquid Meth in Texas
Border Patrol agents seized more than $600,000 worth of liquid methamphetamine in Eagle Pass, Texas, while conducting checkpoint operations.
Former DEA Task Force Member Indicted for Allegedly Stealing Cash, Drugs
A veteran narcotics officer who was member of a DEA task force in New Orleans has been indicted on federal charges for allegedly stealing drugs and seized cash.