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Burden Pasenelli, Legendary Female FBI Agent Who Shattered Stereotypes, Dies
Burden Pasenelli, a former special agent who shattered gender barriers in the FBI, died Tuesday in Arizona following a brief illness.
Secret Service Disciplines 41 Agents Who Disclosed Personnel Files of Rep. Chaffetz
More than 40 Secret Service agents were disciplined stemming from the disclosure of the personnel files of Rep. Jason Chaffetz, R-Utah.
Airports Consider Replacing TSA with Private Screeners to Ease Lines
Airports frustrated with long security lines are considering firing TSA screeners and replacing them with private contractors.
Judge Dismisses Charge Against FBI Worker Accused of Tipping Off Husband of Probe
A judge dismissed a charge against an FBI worker in Idaho accused of tipping off her husband about a child pornography investigation.
State Department Slams Hillary Clinton’s Use of a Private E-mail in New Report
Hillary Clinton violated the rules and failed to inform key staff members about her use of a private e-mail server, according to a scorching State Department Inspector General report.
Suburban Chicago Man Who Shot 2 FBI Agents Committed Suicide
A reputed gang member accused of shooting two FBI agents before he was found dead in suburban Chicago committed suicide, the Cook County medical examiner’s office said Wednesday.
FBI’s Refusal to Release Details of Child Pornography Probe Compromises Case
The FBI may lose some of its cases against alleged pedophiles because the bureau has refused to release details of how investigators used the Tor network to track suspects.
Long, Frustrating Airport Security Lines Costs TSA Security Head His Job
Those long airport lines are getting a short answer. The head of security for the Transportation Security Administration is out after a furor over checkpoint delays and management missteps. Fixing the time-wasting mess remains a top priority.