David Fitzsimmons: Privacy, Prism, phone records: making (non)sense of NSA data-gathering

Edward Snowden looks like the kid behind the counter at Starbucks eyeing me right now. The one who wants to know what I'm writing on my laptop. Call me paranoid but I side with national security on this one. And if you do call me, remember the National Security Agency put a trace on it.

FBI needs to be forthright about strange killing

The following editorial appeared Friday in the Washington Post:

Horne pays fine to settle criminal misdemeanor charge that he left accident

PHOENIX - Attorney General Tom Horne paid a $300 fine Wednesday - $582 with surcharges - to settle a criminal misdemeanor charge he left the scene of an accident without leaving a note.

Horne pays fine to settle criminal misdemeanor charge that he left accident

Tom Horne

Charges dropped against man in ricin letters case

TUPELO, Miss. — Charges were dropped Tuesday against the Mississippi man accused of sending ricin-laced letters to President Obama and others, while authorities searched at another man’s home in connection with the case.

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Teeth sought for campaign-finance law

PHOENIX - Saying the law needs some teeth, a Senate panel voted 6-1 Tuesday to make the kind of campaign finance violation Attorney General Tom Horne is accused of a crime, punishable by time in state prison.

Suit in deadly Arivaca attack dismissed

A federal judge has dismissed a lawsuit filed against the FBI by a former Arivaca woman who lost her youngest daughter and husband during a May 2009 home invasion.

Lawsuit in deadly Arivaca home invasion dismissed

A U.S. District Court judge has dismissed a lawsuit filed against the FBI by a former Arivaca woman who lost her youngest daughter and husband during a May 2009 home invasion.

Feds probe fatal migrant shooting by border agent

A U.S. Border Patrol agent shot and killed a man Sunday in the Baboquivari Mountains on the Tohono O'odham Nation, federal officials confirmed Tuesday.

Feds probe border agent’s fatal shooting of man SW of Tucson

A U.S. Border Patrol agent shot and killed a man Sunday in the Baboquivari Mountains on the Tohono O’odham Nation, federal officials confirmed today.

Petraeus case shows FBI’s authority to read email

WASHINGTON — Your emails are not nearly as private as you think.

Report: 3 BP agents had been in contact before fatal gunfire

Agent was killed on Oct. 2.

Report: 3 BP agents had been in contact before fatal gunfire

Three U.S. Border Patrol agents responding to an alarm from an underground sensor were apparently in radio contact as they approached from opposite directions before opening fire on each other in Cochise County, leaving one agent dead, according to a sheriff's report released Friday.

FBI says Horne clipped car, drove off to hide affair

PHOENIX - Tom Horne caused more than $1,000 worth of damage when he clipped another car in a parking garage and just drove off, in order, according to FBI agents, to conceal an affair he was having with his passenger.

FBI says Horne clipped car, drove off to hide affair

Tom Horne

FBI uses 'Martha Stewart' gambit

PHOENIX - FBI agents in Phoenix have crafted a new way to scare people into telling them what they want to know: hit 'em with Martha Stewart.

Sheriff: 'Friendly fire' killed agent Ivie

Border Patrol agent Nicholas Ivie was accidentally killed by a fellow agent in what investigators confirmed Friday was a tragic case of "friendly fire."

Sheriff: 'Friendly fire' killed agent Ivie

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Sheriff: 'Friendly fire' killed agent Ivie

Agent Nick Ivie "will be remembered by all of us who served beside him," says CBP Joint Field Commander Jeff Self. At left is Acting Chief Patrol Agent Manuel Padilla.