The NFL, the Justice Department, the FBI and other agencies will call on Congress on Tuesday to expand U.S. government authority to detect and destroy drones that could pose security threats over stadiums and other locations.
<p>WASHINGTON  —  The National Football League, the Justice Department, the FBI and other agencies will call on Congress on Tuesday to expand U.S.
</p><p>&quot;The time to act to keep fans safe is now,&quot; NFL security chief Cathy Lanier will tell a U.S.
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