Homeland Security on High Alert After London Attacks But No Credible Threats
In the wake of the deadly terrorist attacks in London, Homeland Security said Sunday there’s no evidence of “a specific, credible terror threat in the United States.”
In the wake of the deadly terrorist attacks in London, Homeland Security said Sunday there’s no evidence of “a specific, credible terror threat in the United States.”
President Trump is requesting a full investigation into whether U.S. officials leaked information about England’s probe of the Manchester terrorist bombing earlier this week.
The TSA warned the nation’s trucking companies and their drivers to be careful because terrorists are increasingly using stolen trucks worldwide as a method of attack.
The rogue FBI translator who married an ISIS operative she was directed to investigate refused to field media questions outside of her home in Syracuse, New York.
An FBI translator assigned to investigate an ISIS terrorist wound up falling in love with the German-born jihadist and married him.
Stopping homegrown terrorism is no easy task.
Homeland Security Secretary John Kelly warned that America is facing its “highest terror threat in years,” with active investigations in all 50 states.
The FBI is re-evaluating prior terrorism cases and tips to ensure that nothing was overlooked during the previous investigations.