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West Texas Man Found Guilty of Trying to Kill Border Patrol Agent
A West Texas man faces up to 20 years in prion after a jury found him guilty of trying to kill a Border Patrol agent.
DEA Leaves Seized Drugs Vulnerable to Theft, Tampering, Report States
The DEA often improperly documents or tracks its seized drug, compromising evidence used in court.
FBI Hasn’t Ruled Out a Third Person in San Bernardino Shootings That Killed 14
By Allan Lengel and James Gordon Meek ABC News More than two months after a jihadi couple opened fire at a holiday party at the Inland Regional Center in San Bernardino, killing 14 and wounding more than 20, the FBI has still not ruled out the possibility that a third militant was at the scene…
Federal Law Enforcement Officers Association Blasts Apple Over Encryption Issue
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Wife of Jailed CIA Whistleblower Asks President Obama to Pardon Her Husband
Sterling is serving 3.5 years in prison after passing along classified information to a New York Times reporter.
Washington Post: Why Apple’s Fight Against FBI Is Important to Your Security
Your phone is a very intimate device.
FBI Raids Law Office of State Sen. Brian Joyce As Part of Ongoing Federal Probe
Gov. Charlie Baker also has called for a state Ethics Commission investigation after the Boston Globe reported that Joyce was receiving free dry cleaning for more than a decade.
GOP Presidential Candidates Cruz, Carson, Trump Side with FBI on Fight with Apple
Another Republican presidential candidate, Marco Rubio, said the issue was complicated.