FBI Probing Damage Linked to U.S. Government Hack

FBI Gets Involved as Russian Cyberhackers Suspected Behind High-Risk US Government Hack

The Federal Bureau of Investigation officials have been scrambling to check the damage from a possibly devastating breach across several U.S. government computer networks.
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FBI: Corpus Christi Navy Base Shooting in Texas 'Terrorism-Related'

Federal authorities claim the recent attack at a U.S. Naval Base was related to terrorism. Authorities are still investigating whether there is a probable second suspect.
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FBI Uncovers Coronavirus Scam Involving 39 Million Masks

The FBI recently discovered an international COVID-19 fraud scheme involving over 39 million masks.

Zoom Caught Sharing User's Personal Information

A popular video-conferencing application was recently found to be secretly sharing participants' private information.
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The 20-Year Search For Missing Asha Degree

Asha Degree disappeared on the night of February 14, 2000. The fourth-grader lived in the Fallston neighborhood near Shelby, North Carolina was believed to have left home hours before dawn.

Why is Robert Mueller Investigating President Donald Trump?

In addition to Russian actions, the special counsel is determining whether the president obstructed justice.

Trump Reacts To Comey Testimony The Only Way He Can

We really do hope there are tapes.

What Former FBI Director Comey Said To The Senate And What It Means For Trump

We hope there are tapes, too.

Former CIA chief John Brennan worried over contact between Trump campaign and Russians

John Brennan told the House Committee on Intelligence on Capitol Hill

Hillary Clinton Secret Emails: 3,900 Pages Released!

Around 3,900 additional pages from Hillary Clinton’s private emails have been released by the U.S. State Department.

Apple's Possible Supreme Court Argument Against FBI Could be 'Code is Protected Speech'

Here's the free speech argument Apple may end up using to defend itself and its encrypted devices.

Who Has the Edge in Fight Between FBI and Apple?

The American public is leaning toward the FBI in the bureau's dispute with Apple to unlock an iPhone owned by one of the San Bernardino shooters. Those who support Apple and say the phone should remain locked are planning to protest to show their support for the technology company.

Pros & Cons of Online Latina Mail-Order Brides

Marriage and love are not the same, but one can have the former without the latter.

FBI Investigating Hillary Clinton Over Private Emails

The FBI confirmed on Feb. 8 it is investigating Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton with regards to her private emails.

FBI Hopes to End Oregon Standoff 'Peacefully'

The FBI is hoping to "peacefully" resolve the standoff with armed protesters who are occupying a federal building in a remote area of Oregon to try to draw attention to ranchers' rights.

Hacker Told FBI He Could Control Flights From His Seat

A computer expert could be facing prosecution as recent court documents reveal that the alleged hacker was able to tap into in-flight systems aboard an airplane and control its movements.
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