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FBI Director Comey: Brussels Attacks Likely Won’t Inspire Copycats in U.S.
FBI Director James Comey said there’s no evidence that the terrorists behind the Brussels attacks are connected to anyone in the U.S.
Justice Department Charges 7 Iranians with Launching Cyber Attacks Against 40+ U.S. Banks
The Justice Department charged seven Iranians who are accused of cyber attacks targeting more than 40 U.S. banks.
FBI Employee Charged After He Allegedly Pointed Gun at Woman’s Head in Restaurant
An FBI employee accused of pointing a handgun at a woman’s head in a restaurant in Massachusetts was charged Wednesday with firearms violations and disorderly conduct.
FBI Director Comey: Fight with Apple Is Not about Setting Legal Precedent
FBI Director James Comey insisted Wednesday that the case against Apple is not about setting a legal precedent to require tech companies to open encrypted software.
FBI Sends Special Teams of Agents to Help Investigate Terror Attack in Brussels
The FBI is helping Belgian officials investigate the terror attacks in Brussels.
Justice Department Defends Legally Questionable Eavesdropping Program
The Justice Department is defending the DEA’s legally questionable, disbanded eavesdropping program that often was used by drug officials in the Los Angeles suburbs.
Border Patrol Agents Uncover Massive Drug-Running Tunnel Between Mexico and California
Border Patrol agents discovered a large tunnel that stretches about three football fields from a restaurant in Mexico to a house in California.
April Supreme Court Cases Include Conviction of Ex-Virginia Governor
By Ross Parker ticklehthewire.com The Supreme Court will hear oral arguments in four difficult criminal cases on the April docket. All without the incisive, biting and entertaining interrogation of Justice Scalia. But last month Justice Thomas asked his first question in more than a decade. That must have raised some eyebrows. One of the highest…