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Justice Department Plans to Hire More Attorneys to Handle Clemency Cases
President Obama’s push to grant early release to federal prisoners has prompted the Justice Department to announce it’s drastically increasing the number of attorneys to handle the clemency.
Ex-Federal Prosecutor Says Hillary Clinton Could Soon Be Indicted Because of ‘Overwhelming’ Evidence
In the midst of the Hillary Clinton’s presidential campaign, a former U.S. attorney said he believes the Democratic frontrunner may soon be indicted over the e-mail scandal.
FBI Believes Aging Mobster Knows Whereabouts of Stolen Gardner Museum Masterpieces
The mystery behind the theft of $500 million worth of masterpieces from Boston’s Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum in 1990 continues to baffle federal investigators.
Border Patrol Agent Charged with Sexually Assaulting a Potentially Drugged Minor
A Border Patrol agent is accused of sexually assaulting a potentially drugged minor.
Ex-FBI Agent Who Authored Books Critical of J. Edgar Hoover Has Died at 88
William Weyand Turner, a former FBI agent who criticized J. Edgar Hoover in several books, died Dec. 26.
Leader of Occupation of Federal Building in Oregon Said FBI Raid Is Coming
The leader of the armed group occupying a federal building in Oregon said he believes the FBI plans to raid the property soon after obtaining five arrest warrants.
FBI Tries to Fill in 18-Minute Gap Between San Bernardino Shooting And Police Pursuit
The FBI is trying to figure out what the San Bernardino couple did in the 18 months after killing 14 people at a holiday party.
Armed Protester Occupying Federal Refuge Would Rather Be Killed Than Arrested
At least one of the armed protesters occupying a federal refuge in Oregon said he is prepared to die before being arrested.