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The Bush administration is rejecting FBI pleas for more agents to investigate crimes that helped trigger the global financial meltdown, bureau sources said this week.
Bush's proposed budget calls for increasing FBI funding in 2009 by $451 million, to $7.1 billion. That includes funding 280 additional agents for national security programs, but adding none for criminal programs.
 Jack Smith, the former U.S. Justice Department Special Counsel who brought two now-dropped criminal cases... |
 The Justice Department has issued grand jury subpoenas to multiple government officials in Minnesota, including Minneapolis... | ||
 The rift between President Donald Trump and the Catholic church's leadership is reaching biblical proportions. This week,... |
 Ty Cobb, who worked as a White House attorney in President Donald Trump’s first administration, said... |
