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Crackdown on Sex Trade at Super Bowl Leads to More than 200 Arrests
Seven juveniles also were recovered.
Judge Orders Justice Department to Quit Stalling on Releasing Hillary Clinton E-mails
U.S. District Judge Rudolph Contreras gave the Justice Department one day to explain why the Justice Department can’t produce the e-mails by Feb. 18.
FBI/DEA Produce Documentary on Heroin and Prescription Drug Addiction
By Allan Lengel ticklethewire.com To make the public more aware of the issue, the FBI and DEA have teamed up to produce a film on the opioid and prescription drug abuse epidemic that is sweeping the country. The documentary is called: “Chasing the Dragon: The Life of an Opiate Addict.”
FBI Formally Notifies State Department That It’s Investigating Hillary’s Emails
After months of speculation, the FBI made clear Monday that the Hillary Clinton private e-mail investigation is ongoing.
Hackers Unload Information on 20,000 FBI Employees After Doing Same for Homeland Security
“When will the US government realize we won’t stop until they cut relations with Israel..” the tweet reads.
Remaining Occupiers of Oregon Wildlife Refuge Taunt FBI in Videos
The five-week standoff at an Oregon wildlife refuge took a bizarre turn after one of the four remaining occupier released a video taunting the FBI.
Wife of Dead ISIS Commander Charged in Death of 26-Year-Old U.S. Aid Worker
What remains unclear is how her husband 26-year-old aid worker, Kayla Mueller, died after being kidnapped by ISIS.
Homeland Security Should Explain Cuts in Aerial Surveillance, Says Longview News-Journal
Neither of those strategies is ever going to work, though, and the more time we spend considering them is that much less we have to come up with real solutions.