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FBI Agent in Critical Condition After Being Shot by Fellow Law Enforcement Officer
An FBI agent was in critical condition Thursday night in the Texas panhandle after he was accidentally shot by a fellow law enforcement officer.
ACLU: Border Patrol Abuses Constitutional Rights with Impunity
By Editorial Board Orange County Register The American Civil Liberties Union of Arizona recently released a damning report about the U.S. Customs and Border Protection agency, using documents obtained from a Freedom of Information Act lawsuit as evidence of an out-of-control agency that abuses citizens’ constitutional rights with impunity and lacks basic record keeping, oversight…
With Benghazi Behind Her, Hillary Clinton Still Faces FBI Probe Over Private E-Mails
Now that the Benghazi investigation is behind her, Hillary Clinton may feel like the heat is off her.
A Brief Chat With Tom Brandon, Head of ATF, on Gun Violence and the Need For More Staffing
By Allan Lengel ticklethewire.com CHICAGO — Tom Brandon, head of ATF, wonders at time when gun violence is such a pressing issue in America, why the agency isn’t getting more funding for additional agents. He says with an additional 200 agents “we could really make a huge difference.” Brandon became an ATF agent in 1989….
Arizona Republic: CBP’s Decision to Back Out of Job Fair Was ‘Dumb’
When it comes to dumb, divisive stunts, the case of the U.S. Customs and Border Protection and the University of California-Irvine deserves special recognition.
James B. Comey Not Afraid to Tackle Controversial Issues, Unlike His Predecessors
As a federal prosecutor in two of the country’s most violent cities in the 1980s and 1990s, James B. Comey pioneered some of law enforcement’s most aggressive tactics that put gang members behind bars for long sentences, and he believes, saved many lives.
Secret Recordings Reveal Subway’s Jared Fogle Expressing Sexual Interest in Children
Secret recordings have surfaced of former Subway spokesman Jared Fogle expressing sexual interest in children.