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Judge Dismisses Wrongful-Death Lawsuit Against Border Patrol in Taser Explosion
A Border Patrol agent whose use of a Taser caused a deadly car explosion acted reasonably, a judge ruled in dismissing a wrong-death lawsuit against the agency.
Pope’s U.S. Visit Presents Nightmare Scenario for Secret Service
The Secret Service is helping keep Pope Francis safe during his visit to the U.S., but it’s no easy task.
FBI Recovered Personal, Work-Related E-mails from Hillary Clinton’s Private Server
Hillary Clinton said she deleted personal and work-related e-mails from a private server during her time as secretary of state.
Sen. Chuck Grassley Blasts FBI for Rebuffing Judge’s Request for Clinton E-Mails
The FBI’s decision to reject a judge’s request for information on the bureau’s investigation into Hillary Clinton’s private e-mail system has prompted outrage from Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Chuck Grassley.
Chicago’s New FBI Boss Brings Plenty of Experience Cracking Down on Public Corruption
Few people in the FBI have the experience cracking down on public corruption quite like Michael Anderson.
Gangster ‘Whitey’ Bulger Hates Movie about Him, ‘Black Mass,’ And Hasn’t Seen It
Although gangster James “Whitey” Bulger hasn’t seen “Black Mass,” a new film depicting his life of crime, he already hates it.
Secret Service Director Apologizes After Agency Disrupts Childhood Cancer Vigil
After the Secret Service disrupted a cancer vigil over the weekend, the agency’s director apologized Monday.
Transgender Woman Misses Flight After Embarrassing Pat-Down, Scan
A transgender woman missed her flight after the TSA forced her to undergo questioning and a 40-minute search after an “anomaly” during her full-body scan calibrated for a woman.