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Journalist Convicted of Hacking, Accused FBI of Manipulating Evidence
A journalist convicted of hacking Wednesday claims the FBI provided misleading evidence in his case because he would not reveal a source.
Three ex-East Cleveland Cops Charged with Stealing Money from Suspected Drug Dealers
Three former East Cleveland police officers accused of stealing money from alleged drug dealers, often while conducting illegal searches.
Border Patrol to Hire 1,000 New Agents in Largest Hiring Spree in Nearly a Decade
Border Patrol is taking up to 30,000 applications for field agent jobs, marking its largest recruitment effort in nearly a decade.
Politico: White House Thinks Head of ATF Is Doing Such a Good Job They Plan to Demote Him
By Sarah Wheaton Politico WASHINGTON — The White House thinks the acting director of the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms is doing such a great job, they’re planning to demote him. The unusual move allows the administration, which has said fighting gun violence is a top priority, to avoid a nasty confirmation hearing for a…
Justice Department to Let Loose 6,000 Prisoners in Largest One-Time Release
Marking the largest one-time release of inmates, the Justice Department is releasing 6,000 prisoners to reduce overcrowding and help correct harsh sentences imposes on drug offenders over the past three decades.
FBI Expands Probe of Clinton’s Private E-Mail to Include Second Company
Hoping to recover deleted e-mails, the FBI has expanded its investigation into the security of Hilary Clinton’s use of a private server when she was secretary of state.
FBI Director Expressed Frustration Over Federal Government’s Failure to Track Police-Involved Shootings
FBI Director James Comey expressed frustration Wednesday’s with the federal government’s failure to better track police-involved shooting.
Homeland Security Director Urges Republican Presidential Candidates to Tone Down Rhetoric
Frustrated with the fear-mongering rhetoric of Republican candidates for president, Homeland Security Secretary Jeh Johnson said it’s time for more “responsible dialogue.”