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Man Who Hopped White Fence Killed by Sheriff’s Deputy in Pennsylvania Courthouse
A 34-year-old man who hopped a White House fence because he wanted to pass a message to President Obama was killed Tuesday by deputy sheriff after allegedly swinging a knife at a courthouse in Pennsylvania.
Judge Orders Pennsylvania Attorney Gen. Kathleen Kane to Stand Trial
By Craig R. McCoy and Angela Couloumbis Philadelphia Inquirer Staff A Montgomery County judge on Monday ordered Pennsylvania Attorney General Kathleen G. Kane to stand trial on criminal charges after a hearing in which one of Kane’s most trusted aides testified against her, and the judge repeatedly rejected her legal arguments. Prosecutors say Kane, a Democrat…
FBI Investigates 4 Cases of Alleged Inmate Abuse at Hands of Guards
The FBI is investigating allegations that guards physically abused inmates at a Jackson County jail.
FBI Believed Science Fiction Writer Ray Bradbury Was a Pinko Boogeyman
The FBI was convinced during the Cold War that some science fiction writers were bent on crippling America and creating communist boogeymen by frightening readers with futuristic stories.
Federal Prosecutors Fire Back at Sen. Menendez in Misconduct Case
By Steve Neavling ticklethewire.com Federal prosecutors are fighting back against claims by Sen. Robert Menendez that the allegations against him are based on lies by the FBI and misconduct by the government. The Wall Street Journal reports that the New Jersey Democrat is accusing prosecutors of relying on misstatements by girlfriends, lawmakers and members of…
Assault Charge Dropped Against Border Patrol Agent Accused of Hitting Mexican Boy
A Border Patrol agent accused of assaulting a Mexican teenager at a Nogales station in January 2014 won’t be charged.
USA Today: Hillary Clinton E-Mail Controversy Is a Big Deal
In 2009, when soon-to-be Secretary of State Hillary Clinton first broached the idea of running her work email through a private server at her home in Chappaqua, N.Y., the concept should have been dismissed as laughable.
FBI Makes Rare Move to Fire Agent for Shooting Unarmed Suspect
In a rare move, the FBI is trying to fire an agent after he intentionally shot a suspect.