The law permits the government to capture the communications of American citizens and others in the U.S. when they’re in contact with foreigners suspected of posing a national security threat
The researcher in brain mechanisms talks about creating and destroying memories, something she has already managed to do in mice
Authorities had been focusing their search on Androscoggin River as the hypothesis that Robert Card is dead gained traction. He had not been seen since he killed 18 people in a bowling alley and a restaurant
IT workers dispatched and contracted by Pyongyang to work remotely with companies in St. Louis and elsewhere in the U.S. have been using false identities to get the jobs, the Justice Department said
Since the first complaint was filed last month, the city’s mayor has ordered the facility closed, the police department has disbanded its street crimes unit and an officer at the center of the allegations resigned
AI faking has leapt from images to voice, text, documents, and facial recognition to become one of the most worrying emerging vectors of fraud
A documentary presented at the Venice Film Festival recalls the controversy of Alfred Hitchcock’s ‘Lifeboat.’ When it was released in 1944 in the midst of World War II, he was accused of using the movie to praise the Germans
A sensible political party would conclude that a former president with four pending trials in 2024 is not the ideal candidate to run for the White House, but Republicans fear their own voters
The Ecuadorian police have arrested six Colombians suspected of participating in the attack against the presidential candidate, during which the gunman was shot dead
Court documents allege Robertson referenced a “presidential assassination” and also allege threats against Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg, Attorney General Merrick Garland and New York AG Letitia James
Special counsel Jack Smith’s office has also indicted Carlos de Oliveira, the property manager at the former president’s Florida home, who allegedly lied to investigators
Republicans continue to escalate their ongoing investigation into his handling of the probe into Hunter Biden
As the case over the former president’s handling of classified documents reaches preliminary arguments, focus now alights on Aileen Cannon, appointed by Trump himself and ratified by both parties in Congress
The FBI has opened investigations into violent encounters involving Los Angeles County sheriff’s deputies. In one, a deputy punched a woman twice in the face as she held her baby
Samuel Santander Lopesierra, the former smuggler who was extradited to the United States, is back and wants to rule his city
US intelligence is divided between the two hypotheses but have ruled out the virus being created as a biological weapon
Schiff becomes the 25th House lawmaker to be censured. He was defiant ahead of the vote, saying he will wear the formal disapproval as a ‘badge of honor’ and charging his GOP colleagues of doing the former president’s bidding
‘The Wall Street Journal’ said in a statement after the hearing that Gershkovich ‘has been wrongfully detained for more than 12 weeks for nothing more than doing his job as a journalist’
The case against the former president for seven federal crimes has heightened tensions in the country, which is divided between those who think it is a ‘witch hunt’ to prevent him from running again and those who hope it will show that no one is above the law
Ahead of his Tuesday afternoon court appearance in Miami, the former president and his allies have been escalating efforts to undermine the criminal case against him and drum up protests
In the investigation into confidential papers kept at Mar-a-Lago, the former president’s ‘body man’ is charged with six counts, including conspiracy to obstruct justice and withholding a record
The indictment paints a picture of the former president’s life at the Florida mansion, where he stored hundreds of top secret documents after leaving office. The case is set to test U.S. democracy and the judicial system
He was found unresponsive in his cell early Saturday morning and was pronounced dead around 8 a.m. A cause of death was not immediately known
Television crews are already camped outside the court where the former president will appear on June 13 in a historic moment in American legal history
Robert Hanssen took more than $1.4 million in cash and diamonds to trade secrets with Moscow. Prison officials say Hanssen was found unresponsive in his cell at a federal prison in Florence, Colorado. He is believed to have died of natural causes
The recording is incriminating evidence in the investigation into classified documents kept by the former president in his Mar-a-Lago home in Florida
The Justice Department has, in some cases, questioned where the money is really going because many of those charged have had government-funded legal representation
