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FBI: No Evidence That San Bernardino Couple Was Part of Terrorist Cell
The FBI has found no evidence so far that the San Bernardino couple that killed 14 people during a holiday party massacre were part of a terrorist cell.
Ferguson Close to Reaching Deal with Justice Department to Force Changes in Police Department
Officials in Ferguson, Mo., are close to reaching a deal with the Justice Department to overhaul the city’s Police Department and head off civil rights lawsuits.
Suspended Secret Service Officer Was Shot and Killed in Washington
A Secret Service officer who was suspended following a domestic dispute case was shot and killed in Washington D.C on Tuesday.
FBI Names New Special Agent in Charge of San Juan Division
Douglas A. Leff, who began his career with the FBI in 1996 and later cross-designated as a special assistant U.S. attorney, has been named as the special agent in charge of the San Juan Division.
Familiar Face Will Return As Special Agent in Charge of FBI’s Omaha Office
Randall Thysse, who began his FBI career fighting white-collar crime in Omaha in 1989, will return to the office as special agent in charge.
Congressional Bills Calls for $390M to Jumpstart FBI’s New Headquarters
Congressional leaders proposed a $1.1 trillion spending bill that includes $390 million to build a new FBI headquarters.
Hillary Clinton Rolls Out 5-Point Plan to Combat Radicalization in the U.S.
Democratic presidential frontrunner Hillary Clinton unveiled a five-part plan to thwart the growing threat of domestic terrorism in the U.S. on Tuesday.
Sentinel & Enterprise Editorial: Secret Service Needs ‘Drastic Culture Change’
Given the apparently bottomless divide separating Republicans and Democrats in Washington these days, anything the two parties agree on must be painfully obvious.