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Jun 23

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News Wrap: FBI recovers child victims of sex trafficking across the U.S.

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In our news wrap Monday, a nationwide FBI operation has recovered 168 victims of child sex trafficking. The children are Americans and many had never been reported missing, said FBI director James Comey. Also, Syria handed over the last of…

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Jun 17

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Why did it take so long to capture key Benghazi suspect?

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U.S. special forces, with the help of the FBI, apprehended Abu Khattala, one of the suspected ring leaders of the 2012 embassy attack in Benghazi, Libya. Khattala is the first accused perpetrator of the attacks to be taken into U.S.

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May 29

How an unlikely group changed the face of the FBI, retold in ‘The Burglary’

By Victoria Fleischer

“There was a sense in the anti-war movement that it was being infiltrated by spies, by informers, but there was no evidence,” said Betty Medsger, author of "The Burglary." In 1971, a small group of unlikely individuals -- including a…

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Apr 25

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With power of facial recognition and high-tech surveillance, where to draw the line between safety and spying?

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Apr 25

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Criminal charges coming against Republican U.S. Rep. Michael Grimm

By Jake Pearson, Associated Press

NEW YORK — Republican U.S. Rep. Michael Grimm’s attorney says federal prosecutors in New York plan on filing criminal charges against the lawmaker. Lawyer William McGinley says in a statement Friday he’s not surprised by the government’s decision. He says…

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Apr 24

Taliban signals willingness to release captive U.S. soldier, military officials say

By Deb Riechmann, Associated Press

WASHINGTON -- The captors of an American soldier held for nearly five years in Afghanistan have signaled a willingness to release him but are unclear which U.S. government officials have the authority to make a deal, according to two individuals…

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Apr 23

Lawsuit alleges FBI misused no-fly list to recruit would-be Muslim informants

By Ellen Rolfes

Four Muslim men who are U.S. residents have filed a lawsuit against the U.S. government, alleging that their rights were violated because they refused to spy on their local Muslim communities on behalf of the FBI. They claim that the…

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Apr 17

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At Kansas City memorial, Holder calls hate crimes an ‘affront to who we are’

By Joshua Barajas

Attorney General Eric Holder told hundreds of Kansas City, Kan. mourners Thursday that all Americans stood with their community after three people were killed at two Jewish facilities, in what local and federal authorities have called a hate crime.

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Apr 17

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At Kansas City memorial, Holder calls hate crimes an ‘affront to who we are’

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Apr 01

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Senate report says CIA misled Americans on severity, efficacy of interrogation program

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A classified report by the Senate Intelligence Committee claims that the CIA misled the government and the public over aspects of its interrogation program for years. According to The Washington Post, the agency concealed details about the severity of its…

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