FBI Revives 42-Year-Old Case Involving 2 Missing School Children
Two boys with developmental disabilities went missing from their school in New Jersey more than four decades ago and were never found.
November 2017
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Mueller’s Team Questioned Kushner about Russian Meeting with Flynn
President Trump’s son-in-law and adviser, Jared Kushner, met earlier this month with Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s team and answered questions about his meeting with a Russian ambassador, multiple news agencies report.
Congressional Black Caucus Grills FBI Director over ‘Black Identity Extremists’ Report
Black members of Congress confronted FBI Director Christopher Wray over a report that says the bureau is targeting so-called “Black Identity Extremists”over fears of violence against law enforcement.
Trump, Breitbart & Conservatives May Have Lied about Border Patrol Agent’s Death
The details surrounding the death and serious injuries of two Border Patrol agents on the night of Nov. 18 were almost immediately blamed on stone-throwing immigrants.
DEA to Open New Office to Combat Prescription Painkiller Abuse
The DEA is opening if first new field office in nearly 20 years in an effort to combat prescription-opioid abuse.
FBI Taps Brian Brooks for HQ Post as Assistant Director of the Operational Technology Division
By Allan Lengel ticklethewire.com Brian Brooks is moving up to the post of assistant director of the Operational Technology Division for the FBI at headquarters. Brooks most recently served as the deputy assistant director for the Technical Operations and Development Branch in the Operational Technology Division, the bureau said in a press release. Brooks started…
FBI Monitored Black Lives Matter Protests Over Fears of Violence
The U.S. government has been monitoring Black Lives Matter protests because of fears of potential violence, according to newly released documents from the FBI and Homeland Security.
Air Force Failed to Report Dozens of Service Members to FBI Gun Database
The Air Force acknowledged Tuesday that its failure to report the criminal history of a former airman who went on to kill 26 people at a Texas church in early November was “not an isolated incident.”