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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.
Men, Women Come Forward to Say They Had Relationship with Orlando Shooter
Omar Mateen, the man who opened fire at a gay nightclub in Orlando, frequently used online dating sites seeking both men and women.
New Book Claims Hillary Clinton Was Brash, Threw Bible at Secret Service Agent
A new book claims Hillary Clinton chucked a Bible at a Secret Service agent’s head.
DEA Has New One-Strike Policy for Agents Who Solicit Prostitutes
The DEA is cracking down on sexual misconduct by its agents by instituting a one-strike policy for agents who solicit prostitutes, even if they are off duty.
Muslim Friend of Orlando Nightclub Shooter Warned FBI about Mateen
Two years before Omar Mateen opened fire on an Orlando nightclub, a Muslim friend warned the FBI about concerns that Mateen was becoming self-radicalized.
Feds: Homeland Security Analyst May Have Been Planning Attack on Superiors
A Homeland Security employee with top-secret clearance tried to enter the agency’s Washington headquarters with a gun, knife, pepper spray, handcuffs and an infrared camera.