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Border Patrol Assaults Reach Record High This Fiscal Year
It has been an especially dangerous year to be a Border Patrol agent.
FBI Raids Home of Hacker Who Launched Digital Protest Following Philando Castile’s Death
A hacker who launched a digital protest following a not-guilty verdict against a police officer who killed a black motorist has been raided by the FBI.
House Intelligence Committee Threatens FBI, AG with Contempt over Russia Dossier
The House Intelligence Committee is trying to force the FBI and attorney general to provide information on how the bureau has used a salacious dossier while investigating Russian interference in the 2016 presidential election.
Secret Service Locked Down White House After Objects Thrown over Fence
The Secret Service imposed a lockdown at the White House on Monday morning after a man threw a sign and notebook over the Pennsylvania Avenue fence.
Ex-FBI Agent Writes True-Crime Book about Civil Rights Abuses in Small Texas Town
A former FBI agent is writing his first true-crime book about corruption, extortion and staged burglaries in the unlikely Texas town of Tenaha.
Utah Man Arrested for Soliciting Sex After Reporting Craigslist ‘Scam’
A state worker ended up in jail after reporting to the FBI that he was soliciting sex from a purported teen who never showed up at his house.
Departing DEA Leader in El Paso Warns of Cartels Smuggling Heroin, Meth to U.S.
As the leader of the DEA in El Paso prepares to leave his job for a promotion to lead the Houston Division, he warned that heroin and meth trafficking are continuing to expand by Mexican drug cartels.