Secret Service to Investigate Agent Who Threw Photographer to Ground During Trump Rally
The Secret Service is investigating one of its agents after he threw a Time photographer to the ground by his neck.
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FBI Agent Admits He Tipped Off Media About Raid on Chaka Fattah Jr.’s Home
An FBI agent admitted from the witness stand Wednesday that he leaked information on the raid on Chaka Fattah Jr.’s home in Philadelphia
Journalist Convicted of Hacking, Accused FBI of Manipulating Evidence
A journalist convicted of hacking Wednesday claims the FBI provided misleading evidence in his case because he would not reveal a source.
ATF: Man Who Killed 2 Virginia Journalists Legally Purchased Gun in July
The gun used to killed two TV reporters in Virginia were purchased legally by the man who pulled the trigger.
Journalists Beat FBI at Providing Accurate Info of Cop-Involved Shootings
When it comes to compiling accurate, complete information about people killed by law enforcement, journalists are running circles around the FBI.
Gawker Wins Lawsuit Against FBI for Records on Hulk Hogan’s Sex Tape
By Steve Neavling ticklethewire.com The online news site Gawker won a lawsuit against the FBI to obtain evidence connected to an FBI investigation of Hulk Hogan’s sex tape. The evidence has been important to Gawker since it was sued by Hogan for posting footage of a sex tape featuring the wrestler. The FBI was investigating…
Investigation Opens to Find Leak of Alarming Study about Airport Security
By Steve Neavling ticklethewire.com It was an alarming discovery: An undercover operation found that investigators could slip through airport security with weapons and phony bombs more than 95% of the time, the Washington Post reports. But that information, which quickly spread nationwide, is considered “classified,” so whoever leaked it could face termination or even jail…
Secret Service Furious Over Leaks to Media As Agency Struggles with Image
By Steve Neavling ticklethewire.com Times are tense at the Secret Service. The Business Insider reports that “the normally tight-lipped agency is now consumed by an intense, high-level guessing game over who was motivated to leak information to the Washington Post’s Carol Leonnig,” who first published accounts of misconduct at the agency. Secret Service officials are…