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Justice Department Investigates State-Sponsored Doping by Russian Athletes
The Justice Department is investigating allegations of state-sponsored doping by dozens of Russia’s top athletes.
Former Homeland Security Director Won’t Vote for Trump or Clinton for President
Former Homeland Security Director Tom Ridge said on Tuesday he won’t vote for Donald Trump or Hillary Clinton for president.
Book Excerpt: ‘Missing Man: The American Spy Who Vanished in Iran’
Ex-FBI agent Robert Levinson became a private investigator. He also had another life — a consultant for the C.I.A. In 2007, Levinson, then 59, disappeared on Kish Island, in the Persian Gulf off the coast of Iran. He has been missing ever since. Barry Meier, a veteran New York Times reporter, has written a compelling book…
FBI Investigates Death of Texas Mother Who Apparently Tumbled Off Cruise Ship
The FBI is helping investigate the death of a Texas mother who apparently tumbled off a Carnival Cruise ship traveling from Galveston to Cozumel, Mexico.
FBI Director Pledges to Reverse Trend of Fewer Minority Agents
The number of minority FBI agents continues to decline, but bureau Director James Comey pledged to reverse that trend.
Rev. Sharpton: FBI Director Was Wrong to Suggest Public Stop Recording Police
When security and surveillance cameras are everywhere in order to catch the bad guys, we should utilize cell phone videos to do the same – even if those bad guys happen to be wearing a police uniform.
Trump’s Friend, Ex-Butler Unfazed by Secret Service Probe of Threats Against President
Donald Trump’s friend and personal butler for nearly two decades didn’t change his tone after the Secret Service questioned him about death threats he appeared to make toward President Obama.
Texas Businessman Takes Case Against FBI to Supreme Court
The owner of a trucking company in Texas, where FBI agents used an 18-wheeler without permission and the driver was killed, wants to take his case to the U.S. Supreme Court.