Elite FBI Surveillance Squads Are Tracking At Least 48 ISIS Suspects in U.S.
The FBI is using elite surveillance squads and more than 500 FBI agents to track 48 high-risk ISIS suspects in the U.S.
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Man Draped in American Flag Jumps White House Fence on Thanksgiving
President Obama’s family was celebrating Thanksgiving on Thursday afternoon when a man draped in an American flag jumped over the White House fence.
FBI to Step Up Wiretaps, Other Surveillance After Terrorist Attacks in Paris
After Islamic State supporters attacked Paris, killing more than 125 people, the FBI plans to use more wiretaps and other monitoring techniques on suspected sympathizers of the terrorist organization.
Oregon’s Justice Department Spied on Black Lives Matter Protesters
Oregon’s Justice Department spied on Black Lives Matter supporters to determine whether they presented a threat.
Germany Accused of Spying on FBI, Arms Companies And European Countries
Germany’s foreign intelligence agency, BND, is accused of spying on the FBI and U.S. arms companies, according to a German radio station.
FBI Director James Comey Says Bureau Not Conducting Mass Surveillance with Planes
The FBI is not using planes for mass spying, Director James Comey said at a congressional hearing.
Associated Press Sues Justice Department Over Records Related to Fake AP Story
The Associated Press is suing the Justice Department after the FBI created a fake AP story in an attempt to plant surveillance software on a suspect’s computer.
Judge Gives Rare OK to Discovery in Lawsuit Challenging DEA Bulk Surveillance
By Mark Rumold Electronic Frontier Foundation A federal judge in Los Angeles has given our clients, Human Rights Watch, the go-ahead to take discovery from the government in our ongoing lawsuit challenging the constitutionality of the DEA’s bulk surveillance program. Friday’s decision is rare, and it’s a decisive victory—both for HRW and for the general…