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The FBI confronts a growing bottleneck of forensic DNA cases that could take about two years to clear if nothing changes.
The bodies of six American aid workers will be flown to the U.S.
The Federal Bureau of Investigation has taken on everyone from Al Capone to John Dillinger to the Unabomber. Its latest adversary: Wikipedia.
The FBI wants to rely more on its own information technology staff members rather than outside contractors.
The Obama administration is seeking to make it easier for the FBI to compel companies to turn over records of an individual\'s Internet activity.
The FBI has again paused work on the deployment of a multi-million dollar case-management system called Sentinel. Washingtonian.com is reporting that the bureau has extended a partial stop-work order that was first issued in March.
The FBI has (again) put the brakes on a multi-million dollar plan to fix its creaky computer systems.
July 19th and 21st Hear from FEMA Administrator Craig Fugate, Federal Environment Executive Michelle Moore, Dr. David Blumenthal on Health IT, Rich Haley on managing financial resources at the FBI, Professor Tom Davenport on analytics and making better decisions, and Alec Ross on using social media to advance U.S. diplomatic goals. All of this and more next week on The Business of Government Magazine show
Michael Arnold does his cool federal job from a bicycle. That\'s because he\'s an officer with the FBI Police Mountain Bike Patrol Team, which he says gives him a special opportunity to interact with the public.
Learn more from Homeland Security Today editor David Silverberg.
The Federal Bureau of Investigation identified 14 suspected \"leakers\" of classified U.S. intelligence information.