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Inspector General Investigates Claims That TSA Instructed Racial Profiling
Homeland Security’s inspector general is investigating complaints that the TSA is illegally profiling passengers.
Was CIA’s Top Operative in Pakistan Poisoned After Killing of Osama Bin Laden?
The CIA suspected its top operative in Pakistan was poisoned two moths after the killing of Osama bin Laden.
FBI Charges 48 Alleged Member of Gangster Disciples in Nationwide Crackdown
The FBI arrested four dozen alleged members of the Gangster Disciples, including a Georgia police officer, nationwide.
Donald Trump Supports Making Giuliani Secretary of Homeland Security
If Donald Trump is elected president, he plans to name Rudy Giuliani the secretary of Homeland Security.
Border Patrol Agent Narrowly Escapes Serious Injury from Runaway Truck
A Border Patrol agent was nearly struck by a car driven by a suspected smuggler at a checkpoint, narrowly escaping serious injury at a checkpoint near Casa Grande, Ariz.
DEA, Other Feds Join Investigation of Prince’s Untimely Death
The DEA and other federal authorities are investigating the death of pop superstar Prince.
Feds Ramp Up Searches of U.S. Citizens’ Data without a Warrant
The feds are increases searches of U.S. citizens’ data, a new transparency reports shows.
Wife of DEA Employee Fatally Shot in Family Car While Driving Home
The wife of a DEA employee was killed by a gunman while she was in her car with her husband and two children.