Theft of Thousands of Guns, Parts from ATF Facility Reveals Serious Problems at Agency
ATF officials are being evasive about the theft of thousands of guns and firearms parts that were supposed to be destroyed.
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Cyberattack on CBP Exposes Facial Recognition Data on Thousands of Travelers
Federal agencies defend the use of facial-recognition technology as a new tool to track down criminals, but a recent cyberattack of a Customs and Border Patrol subcontractor raises serious issues about infringing on privacy.
Lawmakers Uneasy about FBI’s Facial Recognition Technology
Some Democrats and Republicans in Congress are calling for a temporary ban on the federal government’s use of facial recognition technology after the FBI revealed it had accumulated more than 640 million photographs.
How Democrats Plan to Continue Fight over Mueller Report And Defiant Trump Officials
The fight over the Robert Mueller report is far from over.
FBI Director Wray Defends Bureau, Says No Evidence ‘Spying’ Occurred
FBI Director Christopher Wray distanced himself Attorney General William Barr, saying Tuesday he’s unaware of any illegal surveillance and that he doesn’t use the politically charged term “spying.”
Trump Flip Flops, Says Mueller ‘Should Not Testify’ Before Congress
President Trump has reversed his position on whether special counsel Robert Mueller should testify before Congress, suggesting Democrats want “a redo” of the investigation.
Mueller Expresses Frustration with AG Barr’s Characterization of Full Report on Russian Interference
Robert Mueller shared his misgivings in a letter to the Justice Department about how Attorney General William Barr characterized the special counsel’s full report on the Russia investigation.
Mueller’s Russia Report to Be Made Public Any Day. Here’s What to Expect
Attorney General William Barr is expected to release to Congress a redacted version of special counsel Robert Mueller’s report on Russia’s election meddling this week.