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Concerns Raised About How Accused Shooter Boarded Commercial Airline
A man accused of shooting a church pastor was able to board a commercial airline in Idaho despite an attempted murder warrant for his arrest.
Stejskal: A Very Cold Murder Case in Detroit Dating Back to 1857
Greg Stejskal served as an FBI agent for 31 years and retired as resident agent in charge of the Ann Arbor office. By Gregory Stejskal There is an apocryphal story – Ernest Hemingway was having lunch with some writer friends when he proposed a wager. He bet $10 that he could write a story in…
FBI Under Investigation After Agents Shot at Wildlife Occupier But Never Reported It
FBI agents are under investigating after it was discovered they fired shots at LaVoy Finicum at the federal wildlife refuge and never reported it.
NSA Whistleblower Snowden Said FBI’s Claim That Only Apple Can Unlock iPhone Is ‘Bulls—‘
NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden said the FBI could have easily unlocked an iPhone and called the bureau’s fight with Apple a sham.
FBI Director Comey Appears to Be Ruffling the Feathers of the Obama Administration
FBI Director James Comey is ruffling feathers in the Obama administration over his aggressive posturing.
Border Patrol Agent Charged with Murdering Mexican Teenager Set for Trial in November
A Border Patrol agent who has been charged with murder after shooting and killing a Mexican teenager through a border fence is expected to face a trial in November.
DEA to Crack Down on Synthetic Drug That is Causing Deaths, Erratic Behavior
The DEA is tackling yet another disturbing trend involving a synthetic drug that is causing hysteria and bizarre behaviors among users.
Economic Times: Apple Should Recognize Limits to Privacy in Age of Terrorism
Privacy and security are now at odds.