New Features to FBI Website May Re-open Doors

"The FBI has been revamping its website and a brand new feature called the Vault should yield some interesting finds.

The site, which contains more than 2,000 documents that have been scanned from paper into digital copies, has unveiled the FBI records belonging to Notorious B.I.G. The information had been sealed until a Freedom of Information request lead to them getting processed and digitized........

Biggie's full file is available here as a three-page document. Also available to view is Tupac's 102-page file."
 
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Of Course We Can... We Invented the Moonwalk

"Dr. Bernard Harris made history as the first African-American to walk in space. But the famous Houstonian says he once thought about pursuing another career - that of an FBI agent.

Today, the astronaut-turned-businessman will journey, at least for a few hours, down the road not taken. He is being honored at FBI headquarters in Washington with the Director's 2010 Community Leadership Award for his nonprofit foundation's education and crime prevention programs for Houston-area students.

Even with his career as a physician, an astronaut and a businessman, Harris said in an interview that he considers starting the Harris Foundation his biggest accomplishment." Full Read

Wassup Gangstas?!: Feds Make 'Historic' Mob Arrests

"In a blanket assault against seven mob families in New York, New Jersey and Rhode Island, the F.B.I. and local authorities began arresting close to 130 people on Thursday on charges including murder, racketeering and extortion, federal law enforcement officials said.
The sweep began before dawn, and the targets ranged from reputed small-time book makers and crime-family functionaries to six reputed senior mob figures from three crime families, including the entire current leadership of the Colombo crime family, according to the authorities. Among those charged, some of the people said, were roughly 30 made members of New York’s five crime families and the families in New Jersey and New England, along with scores of mob associates and several union officials." - New York Times