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FBI Now Says It Didn’t Err When Trying to Reset San Bernardino attacker’s iCloud password
FBI officials are backing off earlier claims made by Director James Comey that “there was a mistake” made by investigators when they tried to gain access to an iPhone of one of the San Bernardino shooters.
GOP Files FOIA Suit Against State Department for Access to Clinton E-Mails
The Republican National Committee has filed two lawsuits against the federal government in hopes of accessing Hillary Clinton’s e-mails and text messages when she was secretary of state.
The Hill: How Body Cameras on Border Patrol Agents Could Save Lives
Both civilians and officers experience fewer injuries when officers wear body cameras.
Watchdog Group Sues CIA for Access to Osama bin Laden’s Porn Stash
A conservative watchdog group is suing the CIA for access to Osama bin Laden’s porn stash that was found in his Pakistan compound in 2011.
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.