Post-Dispatch: Social Justice Movement in Ferguson Gets Off Track
Something has gone terribly wrong with the social justice movement.
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DEA Leaves Seized Drugs Vulnerable to Theft, Tampering, Report States
The DEA often improperly documents or tracks its seized drug, compromising evidence used in court.
Feds Sue Ferguson Over Police Reforms Aimed at Curbing Misconduct
The Justice Department is suing the city of Ferguson to force police reforms in a city accused of a pattern of unconstitutional conduct by law enforcement.
Judge Orders Justice Department to Quit Stalling on Releasing Hillary Clinton E-mails
U.S. District Judge Rudolph Contreras gave the Justice Department one day to explain why the Justice Department can’t produce the e-mails by Feb. 18.
Wife of Dead ISIS Commander Charged in Death of 26-Year-Old U.S. Aid Worker
What remains unclear is how her husband 26-year-old aid worker, Kayla Mueller, died after being kidnapped by ISIS.
Hacker Dumps Details of Homeland Security Officials; Plans Same for FBI Today
The information “appeared to be genuine and matches other online records.”
Department of Justice Reaches Agreement on Consent Decree with Ferguson
The pact comes in the aftermath of the fatal shooting of Michael Brown in 2014.
Former House Majority Leader: FBI Wants to Indict Hillary Clinton in E-mail Scandal
The FBI wants to indict Hillary Clinton as part of the ongoing e-mail scandal, according to former U.S. House Majority Leader Tom Delay.