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House Passes Bill to Reform Beleaguered Secret Service with More Oversight, Agents
The U.S. House approved legislation Monday aimed at reforming the beleaguered Secret Service, which has been beset by lax security, poor management and scandals.
Over-the-Top Flirting Raises Suspicions, Leads Border Patrol to $134K Worth of Cocaine
By Steve Neavling ticklethewire.com A jet-setting model thought she’d distract Border Patrol officers by flirting with them, but her actions were so over-the-top that they raised suspicions and ultimately led to her arrest. Fox News Latino reports that they found $134,000 worth of cocaine insider the 39-year-old woman’s Mercedes at an Arizona border crossing. Anett…
Family Seeks Justice for Muslim Leader Killed by FBI in Michigan 5 Years Ago
The family of a Muslim leader killed by the FBI in Dearborn, Mich., wants to know what happened and who shot him more than five years ago because relatives suspect a cover-up.
First Hispanic to Run FBI’s Largest Field Office Keeps Low Profile
Before Diego Rodriguez became the first Hispanic person to run the FBI’s largest field office, he turned down an offer in the late 1980s to join the bureau.
Newly Released FBI Files Show ex-Sen. George McGovern Was Pursued for Years
In April 1975, Sen. George McGovern wanted to know whether the FBI had collected any information on him in case he ended up on the presidential ticket.
Former NSA Director Speaks Out Against FBI Head’s Call for More Surveillance Powers
FBI Director James Comey has been lobbying hard for legislation that would require technology companies to create a back door to access encrypted communications by terrorists.
Dog the Bounty Hunter Says Escaped ‘El Chapo’ Is Likely ‘Out of My League’
Dog the Bounty Hunter is not known to back down, but this is one case he says he can’t handle.