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Justice Department Allows CIA Torture Lawsuit to Proceed in Stunning Reversal
In a stunning reversal, the Justice Department is allowing a lawsuit by alleged victim of the CIA’s torture program to proceed.
Homeland Security Lawyer Sentenced to Month in Jail for Forging Document
A Homeland Security lawyer who forged documents in a deportation case was sentenced to one month in prison.
Authorities Discover Massive U.S.-Mexico Drug Tunnel, Seize 1 ton of Cocaine
Federal authorities discovered a massive drug-trafficking tunnel underneath the California-Mexico border, seizing one ton of cocaine and seven tons of marijuana and arresting six people.
FBI Finds Useful Information on Unlocked iPhone of San Bernardino Shooter
The FBI is making progress after cracking an iPhone of one of the San Bernardino killers.
Federal Judge: FBI Improperly Seized Child Pornography Website
The FBI failed to obtain a proper warrant before hacking a child pornography website, a federal judge ruled Wednesday.
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.