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American Captured by Kurdish Forces Says He Regrets Joining ISIS
The American who joined ISIS and was later captured by Kurdish forces said he “made a bad decision” and no longer supports the terrorist group.
FBI Warns That Cars Are ‘Increasingly Vulnerable’ to Hacking
The FBI and U.S. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration warned that cars are “increasingly vulnerable” to hacking, Fortune reports.
Apple Engineers May Refuse to Unlock iPhone Even If Judge Delivers the Order
Even if a court orders Apple to comply with the FBI’s request to unlock an iPhone, engineers may refuse to develop the technology that would make it possible.
Teenager Who Stabbed 4 Students at University of California ‘May Have Been Self-Radicalized’
A teenager accused of stabbing four people at the University of California in Merced “may have been self-radicalized.”
Judges Consider Releasing Full CIA Torture Report by Senate Intelligence Committee
Judges are deciding whether to release full Senate Intelligence Committee report on CIA interrogation practices that include torture.
FBI Steps Up Search for Man Suspected in 1980 Slaying of Pennsylvania Police Chief
Donald Eugene Webb has managed to elude the FBI since he was suspected of fatally shooting a police chief in Pennsylvania in 1980.
Border Patrol Sees Spike in Arrests of Sex Offenders Trying to Cross Border
An increasing number of sex offenders are trying to cross the U.S.-Mexico border.
Justice Department: Rifle Recovered from ‘El Chapo’ Hideout Tied to Fast & Furious
The failed gun-walking operation known as Fast and Furious has been linked to a .50-caliber rifle found at the hideout of drug lord Joaquin “El Chapo” Guzman.