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Future FBI Headquarters Likely Won’t Be Named After J. Edgar Hoover
When the FBI moves its headquarters, the new building may no longer be graced with J. Edgar Hoover’s name.
FBI Investigates Border Patrol-Involved Shooting in South Central Arizona
The FBI is investigating a shooting involving Border Patrol agents in south central Arizona.
Senate Passes Bill That Would Improve Security at Airports
The Senate approved a bill to overhaul aviation safety, security and consumer programs and policies.
FBI Can’t Access 13% of Password-Protected Cell Phones Because of Encryption
Password-protected cellphones have become a big problem for the FBI.
How a Fence-Jumper Managed to Get inside the White House in 2014
It seemed almost unfathomable at the time: A jump-fencer managed to make it inside the White House in 2014.
Lawmakers Say Secret Service Needs to Hire More Agents
The Secret Service is so short-staffed that it should seek outside help, two lawmakers said Tuesday.
D.C. Man Charged with Murder in Connection with Fatal Shooting of Secret Service Agent
A D.C. man was charged with first-degree murder in connection with the fatal December shooting of an off-duty Secret Service agent.
Congressman Pushes Bill to Rename ATF Headquarters After Slain Agent Ariel Rios
By Allan Lengel ticklethewire.com Congressman André Carson from Indiana hopes history repeats itself. The Congressman has introduced a bill to name ATF headquarters at 99 New York Avenue NE in Washington as the Ariel Rios Federal Building. ATF agent Rios, 28, was murdered by drug traffickers in Miami in 1982 while assigned to then Vice President George Bush’s…