Federal Bureau of Investigation
On September 11, 2001, 2,977 people were killed as a result of al-Qaeda attacks in the United States. The tragedy changed aviation, politics, and the fight against terrorism.
Beijing denied U. S. accusations that Chinese companies had distilled AI models. China offered talks but threatened countermeasures.
The U. S. Department of Justice announced that government institutions had been hacked by Chinese hackers and that the QScan and QTRouter domains had been seized. The FBI disabled the infrastructure.
A study by Arctic Wolf Networks found that the Chinese LightSpy platform is being used in 13 countries for surveillance. It enables data theft, and its infrastructure comprises 117 servers.
The FBI has established partnerships with law enforcement agencies in China and Russia to combat cyber fraud, fentanyl, and other crimes. Joint operations have already yielded results, but are raising concerns due to risks to U.S. security.
FBI Director Kash Patel plans to visit Moscow and St. Petersburg on October 14-15. The visit is being prepared amid tense relations between the United States and Russia.
The FBI has detained a group of individuals who planned a drone attack on a UFC event attended by Donald Trump. The planned attacks were successfully and completely stopped.
At an ICE center, a guard lost a weapon, and migrants were not tested for tuberculosis. Facts of failure to provide medical care and the concealed murder of a detainee were uncovered.
The Prosecutor General discussed countering cybercrime and collecting evidence of Russian aggression with the FBI. Digital forensics and the pursuit of criminals became the priorities.
FBI agents shot and killed a man who held 10 hostages in a building containing a bank for 15 hours. All individuals were released unharmed; the perpetrator's motives are currently under investigation.
Prosecutor General Kravchenko discussed cooperation with the FBI and the investigation of war crimes in the USA. The talks also covered the fight against corruption and the strengthening of sanctions.
A former CIA official has been accused of misappropriating 300 gold bars worth 40 million dollars. He also lied for years about his education and military service.
The White House plans to require all federal employees to sign non-disclosure agreements. The measure is aimed at combating data leaks to the media.
In San Diego, two teenagers shot three people near a mosque and committed suicide. The FBI is investigating the incident as a potential hate crime.
About 60 U. S. officers are training to electronically disable drones at the FIFA World Cup. The FBI will coordinate airspace protection in key cities.
U. S. intelligence services believe the conflict with Iran was Cole Allen's motive for the assassination attempt on Trump. The suspect had criticized Washington's actions on social media.
In Texas, a 69-year-old man opened fire in a shopping mall due to a business dispute. Two people were killed, and three other wounded individuals are currently in the hospital.
The defendant accused of the attempted assassination of Trump was held in a US isolation cell under improper conditions, a judge stated, offering an apology to him.
James Comey appeared in court over a photo with shells that was interpreted as a threat to Trump. The former FBI director faces up to five years in prison.
James Comey is accused of threatening the 47th President of the United States via a photo of shells with the numbers 86 47. This is the second criminal case against the former official.
Speaker Mike Johnson proposes to extend FISA 702 for three years without warrants for Americans' data. Trump is ready to risk rights for security, the committee will consider the compromise on Monday.
The Security Service of Ukraine, under the leadership of Yevhen Khmara, has become a co-leader of an international operation to eliminate cyber threats. The special services exposed a large-scale Russian network that hacked routers around the world.
US intelligence reported the threat of Iranian attacks on government facilities and dissidents. Donald Trump publicly downplayed the danger despite intelligence data.
An international cyber operation blocked over 100 Russian GRU servers that were stealing data from Ukrainians and EU citizens. The enemy exploited vulnerable routers.
The US Department of Justice has released materials from the Jeffrey Epstein case, including FBI interrogation records concerning Donald Trump. In them, a woman testifies about a possible sexual incident that allegedly occurred many years ago.
The FBI confirmed the detection of anomalous activity in its internal digital systems and launched an investigation. The attack could have been aimed at systems for managing wiretapping and technical surveillance.
The US Department of Justice has charged former Air Force instructor Gerald Eddy Brown Jr. He is suspected of cooperating with the Chinese armed forces and training Chinese army pilots.
The US Department of Justice has released millions of pages of documents from the Jeffrey Epstein investigation, detailing his connections with influential figures, including Steve Bannon and Elon Musk. These files have caused political uproar and led to the resignations of high-ranking officials in various countries.
The U. S. Department of Justice released over three million pages of files in the Jeffrey Epstein case, which contained allegations of Donald Trump sexually assaulting a minor. These allegations disappeared from the files a few hours after publication, and the Department of Justice and the White House called them false and sensational.
Prosecutor General Ruslan Kravchenko met with representatives of the US Embassy, the US Department of Justice, and the FBI. They discussed combating cybercrime and cross-border crimes, as well as criminal proceedings involving victims from the United States.