Secret Service director refuses to step down as FBI investigates Trump shooter Thomas Matthew Crooks
U.S. Secret Service Director Kimberly Cheatle’s office says she will not step down as the agency’s director after top Washington lawmakers have called for her removal following an assassination attempt on former President Donald Trump.
FBI Director, Christopher A. Wray
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MIRAMAR - Prominent Miami developer Sergio Pino, who took his life during a raid at his Coral Gables home on Tuesday, had ...
Fausto Villar, 42, is listed as an inmate in the federal prison system as of Wednesday. Along with the raid at Pino’s ...
ROSCOMMON, MI – The FBI has reopened a cold case involving a woman who went missing while traveling in Michigan in the summer ...
The FBI searched the Indianapolis home of a former congressional candidate with Evansville ties on Wednesday, though it's ...
Former FBI special agent Robin Dreeke addresses possible motives for the Pennsylvania shooter who attempted to assassinate ...
Members of Trump’s team weren’t told that law enforcement was trying to locate Thomas Crooks in the minutes before he took ...
Before Thomas Matthew Crooks aimed his AR-15 gun at Former US President Donald Trump during a campaign rally in Pennsylvania, ...
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Sierra One Consulting founder Rob D’Amico reacts to the failed assassination of former President Trump at a rally in ...
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