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FBI Investigating Whether Hillary Clinton Made ‘Materially False” Statements about E-mail
The FBI’s investigation into Hillary Clinton now involves determining whether the former secretary of sate violated a federal statute on providing “materially false” information.
D.C. Museum Displays Collection of Terrorism Artifacts Following Sept. 11 Attacks
A new exhibit at a Washington D.C. museum is haunting collection of artifacts from the FBI’s biggest terrorism cases since Sept. 11, 2001.
Secret Service Officer Assigned to White House Charged with Sending Nude Photo to Teen
A 37-year-old Secret Service officer assigned to the White House is accused of sending a picture of his genitals to a detective masquerading as a 14-year-old girl in Delaware.
Border Patrol: Agents Will Eventually Wear Body Cameras
espite a year-long review that recommended against Border Patrol wearing body cameras, the head of CBP said the goal is to eventually employ the technology in the field.
Oregon’s Justice Department Spied on Black Lives Matter Protesters
Oregon’s Justice Department spied on Black Lives Matter supporters to determine whether they presented a threat.
Germany Accused of Spying on FBI, Arms Companies And European Countries
Germany’s foreign intelligence agency, BND, is accused of spying on the FBI and U.S. arms companies, according to a German radio station.
FBI Helps Search for Stolen World Champion Belts from International Boxing Hall of Fame
By Steve Neavling ticklethewire.com The FBI has entered in the ring in search of world championship belts stolen from the International Boxing Hall of Fame in Central New York, The New York Times reports. The break-in Thursday resulted in the theft of six championship belts at the museum about 20 miles east of Syracuse. The…
DEA Busts 2 Members of Venezuelan President’s Family in Alleged Drug-Smuggling Scheme
The DEA has busted a drug-smuggling ring that led to the arrest of the Venezuelan president’s family in Haiti.