FBI Returns Jewish Family’s Painting That Was Looted by Nazis in 1933
A painting stolen from a Jewish family by the Nazis in 1933 has been returned to its original owners thanks to the FBI.
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Trump, Putin Met for Undisclosed, Private Discussion During G20 Summit
President Trump secretly met with Russian President Vladimir Putin during a one-on-one discussion over dinner during the Group of 20 summit meeting earlier this month, the New York Times reports.
Records: CIA Imprisoned, Interrogated Man Knowing He Was Innocent
New records reveal that the CIA imprisoned and interrogated a man that investigators knew was not a terrorist.
FBI-Themed Stripper with Replica Assault Rifle Causes Alarm in Germany
A male stripper caused alarm in Frankfurt’s red-light district after he was spotted with what appeared to be an assault rifle and bullet-proof vest emblazoned with “FBI.”
Former German Spy Convicted of Providing Classified Info to CIA, Russia
A former German spy who provided classified information to the CIA and the Russians was sentenced to eight years in prison for violating the country’s official secrets law.
Germany Accused of Spying on FBI, Arms Companies And European Countries
Germany’s foreign intelligence agency, BND, is accused of spying on the FBI and U.S. arms companies, according to a German radio station.
Anne Applebaum: What FBI Director James Comey Got Wrong about His Speech on the Holocaust
By Anne Applebaum Washington Post The Polish ambassador to Washington has protested, the Polish president has protested, the speaker of the Polish parliament (to whom I am married) has protested — and the U.S. ambassador to Warsaw has apologized profusely. Why? Because James Comey, the director of the FBI, in a speech that was reprinted in The Post arguing for more Holocaust education,…
Nazi War Criminals Continued Collecting Social Security Benefits from U.S.
By Steve Neavling ticklethewire.com At least 38 suspected Nazi war criminals removed from the U.S. continued receiving their Social Security benefits as part of a strange deal struck with the Justice Department, the Seattle Times reports. One of them is former Auschwitz guard Jakob Denzinger, who fled to Germany and still collects about $1,500 a…
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