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White House Renews Calls for Stricter Gun Control Laws After Shooting of Journalists in Virginia
The horrific shooting of two Virginia journalists while they were broadcasting live on the air prompted President Obama to renew calls for stricter gun control.
FBI Agent at Bureau’s Indianapolis Field Office Charged with Drunken Driving
An FBI agent found himself on the wrong side of the law after crashing his bureau-issued car into a motorcyclist in Indiana.
Head of FBI in Minnesota: Rash of Terrorism Arrests Not Stopping Others from Joining ISIS
Despite a rash of well-publicized arrests of American suspected of trying to join ISIS, the terror group continues to successfully recruit U.S. residents, the head of the FBI in Minnesota said Wednesday.
FBI Informant Involving Garland, Texas, Suspect Speaks Out for First Time
“I was kind of a little nervous,” the informant said.
American-Arab Advocate: More Transparency Needed Over FBI Spy Planes
Our respective organizations’ constituents, Metro Detroit, and indeed the country have much at stake in the pursuit to ensure individual rights and liberties are protected.
Border Patrol Supervisor Pleads Guilty to Stealing Late Grandmother’s Social Security Benefits
A Border Patrol supervisor in South Texas pleaded guilty Tuesday to theft of government property after stealing his late grandmother’s Social Security benefits.
Feds Bust Largest On-Line Male Escort Service, Arresting 7 Current, Former Employees
By Steve Neavling ticklethewire.com Federal authorities busted what they called the largest online male-escort service and arrested seven people allegedly linked to the website Rentboy.com, The New York Times reports. Authorities arrested the site’s chief executive, Jeffrey Hurant, 50, and six current or former employees. The defendants appeared in Federal District Court in Brooklyn on…