Senator Urges FBI to Launch Perjury Investigation into Homeland Security Secretary
Democratic Sen. Jeff Merkley is asking the FBI to investigate whether Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen committed perjury over border rhetoric.
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Trump Expected to Give the Boot to Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen
By Allan Lengel ticklethewire.com By now appointees of President Donald Trump have learned to keep an updated resume within arm’s reach. So, many get fired. The latest, who appears to be headed for a firing is Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen, the Washington Post reports. The firing could happen in coming weeks or sooner, the paper…
Wray: FBI Arrested Hundreds of Terrorism Suspects in Past Year
The FBI is investigating thousands of terrorism cases and arrested hundreds of terrorism suspects in the past year, FBI Director Christopher Wray told a Senate committee on Wednesday.
Homeland Security Warns of Weaponized Drones in Hands of Terrorists
The potential for weaponized drones has never been greater, but no federal agency has the authority to shoot one down or redirect it.
Report: Homeland Security Office ‘Rife with Offensive and Racially Hostile Behavior’
Homeland Security’s office in Virginia is “rife with offensive and racially hostile behavior,” the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission declared.
Homeland Security Shifted $10M from FEMA to Combat Immigration
The Trump administration shifted nearly $10 million from the Federal Emergency Management Agency earlier this year to fund the detention and deportation immigrants.
Russian Hackers Accused of Attacking U.S. Power Plants, Other Critical Infrastructure
Top U.S. intelligence officials have accused Russian hackers of waging a widespread attack against America’s nuclear power system, air transportation facilities, water processing plants and other critical infrastructure components.
Russian Hackers Penetrated U.S. Election Systems in Coordinated Attacks Targeting 21 States
A brazen Russian campaign to influence the U.S. presidential election included coordinated cyber attacks targeting the election system in 21 states and successfully penetrated, some of which were successfully penetrated