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Investigation: Secret Service Employees Improperly Accessed Data to Embarrass a Critic
An internal Homeland Security investigation found that Secret Service employees improperly accessed a database 60 times in search of information that would embarrass House Oversight and Government Reform Chairman Jason Chaffetz.
Chicago’s Departing Internal Watchdog Turned Over Records to FBI
Another city hall scandal in Chicago?
Justice Department Gets Tougher on Corporate Crime
The Justice Department is turning up the heat on cooperations.
Senate Homeland Security Chairman Calls for War Against Islamic State
The head of the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee said Monday that the he supports going to war against Islamic State.
Suspected Terrorists Are Permitted to Buy Guns in America
Suspected terrorists may be banned from flying, but they are permitted to buy guns in the U.S.
FBI Investigating Theft of Weapons from Army Reserve Center in Worcester
The FBI is investigating the theft of weapons from the U.S. Army Reserve Center in Worcester over the weekend.
Washington State to Remove Paintings by Inmate Who Killed 2 FBI Agents
Four pieces of art painted by a man in prison for murdering two FBI agents are being removed by a Washington state agency.
FBI to Step Up Wiretaps, Other Surveillance After Terrorist Attacks in Paris
After Islamic State supporters attacked Paris, killing more than 125 people, the FBI plans to use more wiretaps and other monitoring techniques on suspected sympathizers of the terrorist organization.