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3 Theories About How the FBI May Open a Locked iPhone of a San Bernardino Shooter
There are several theories about how the FBI will unlock an iPhone without the help of Apple.
Justice Department Files Charges Against Syrian Electronic Army Hackers
The so-called Syrian Electronic Army has launched a series of cyber attacks targeting U.S. companies and government systems since 2011.
Border Patrol Agents Track Down Horses Used to Smuggle Drugs into U.S.
Drug smugglers are known to use boats, tunnels and other means to bring drugs across the U.S. border.
Security Experts Harshly Criticized Donald Trump’s Response to Terrorism in Brussels
After the terrorist attacks in Brussels on Tuesday morning, Donald Trump made a series of statements that have confirmed the suspicions of many terrorism experts: The Republican frontrunner’s rhetoric doesn’t translate well into good foreign policy.
U.S. Warns Travelers of ‘Near-Term’ Attacks in Europe After Terrorism in Brussels
U.S. authorities have issued a warning to Americans traveling to Europe that “near-term” attacks are possible throughout the continent.
FBI’s Battle with Apple is Polarizing Public Opinion After Neither Side Budges
Alongside the battle in the courts over the demand by the FBI that Apple AAPL -0.01%unlock the San Bernardino terrorist’s iPhone, there is also a public relations battle. Public opinion is pretty split on the matter.
Feds: Former FBI Agent Lied Numerous Times at ‘Whitey’ Bulger Trial
A former FBI agent tried to enhance his image with a series of lies during testimony at the James “Whitey” Bulger trial, federal prosecutors said in court filings Monday.
Supreme Court Declines to Consider Case Involving Random Detention of Motorists Near U.S. Borders
The Supreme Court on Monday announced it would not consider a case involving limits on random detention of motorists within 100 miles of a border.