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FBI Spied on Nobel Prize-Winning Author Gabriel Garcia Marquez for 24 Years
For 24 years, the FBI spied on Nobel Prize-winning author Gabriel Garcia Marquez.
TSA Screener Accused of Swiping Passenger’s $7,500 Watch, Smashing It in Panic
A TSA screener is accused of swiping a passenger’s watch and then smashing in a panic.
FBI Tries to Determine Whether Foreign Spies Had Access to Hillary Clinton’s Private E-Mail Server
The FBI’s investigation into Hillary Clinton’s use of private e-mail has included a search to determine whether foreign intelligence services were able to access her server.
FBI Monitored Burning Man Festival in Nevada Desert, Records Show
New documents reveal that the FBI has monitored the annual Burning Man festival as tens of thousands of people gathered in the Nevada desert.
FBI Agent Who Fatally Shot Friend of Marathon Bomber Had Troubled Past
The FBI agent who fatally shot a friend of one of the Boston Marathon bombers had a troubled past.
Justice Department to Allow More Oversight over Long-Secret Tracking of Cell Phones
In an attempt to get more oversight, the Justice Department said Thursday it will seek more judicial and internal supervision as it uses technology to track cellphones.
Border Patrol Discovers Meth-Laced Candy at a Checkpoint Near Mexico
Border Patrol has made an alarming discovery – candy laced with methamphetamine.