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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.
Scathing Audit of Clinton’s Use of Private E-Mail Gives Ammo to FBI’s Probe
The scorching audit of Hillary Clinton’s use of a private lends credibility to the FBI’s investigation of the former secretary of state, experts said.
2 FBI Agents Shot, Suspect Killed in Shootout at Suburban Chicago Home
A gun battle left two FBI agents injured and the suspect dead in suburban Chicago on Tuesday.
Hawaii May Be First State to Enter All Gun Owners into FBI Database
Hawaii is poised to become the first state in the nation to enter gun owners into an FBI database.
FBI Uses Dogs to Sniff Out Cybercrime by Finding Electronic Components
By Steve Neavling ticklethewire.com Faced with the growing threat of cybercrime, the FBI has turned to dogs to help crack down on computer crimes. The canines are trained to sniff out electronic components that store data, News12 reports. Some of the components are tiny and hard to find. “Cybercrime has evolved and is such a…
Woman Arrested After Hitting Border Patrol Horse in the Face
A woman accused of transporting marijuana also faces a charge of animal cruelty after allegedly punching a horse in the face.
Justice Department Seeks Death Penalty for Church Shooter Dylan Roof
The Justice Department is seeking the death penalty for Dylan Roof, the man accused of a carefully planned shooting that killed nine parishioners in a Charleston, South Carolina, church last year.
FBI Investigates $120,000 in Questionable Donations to Virginia Gov. McAuliffe
The FBI is investigating $120,000 in donations to Virginia Gov. Terry McAuliffe’s campaign and inauguration.