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Afghanistan claims killing a top al-Qaida leader most-wanted by FBI

Afghanistan claimed Sunday it killed a top al-Qaida propagandist on an FBI most-wanted list during an operation in the country's east, showing the militant group's continued presence there

Iran, Russia trying to influence US election in the final days: FBI

Iran behind spoofed emails sent to voters; no indication any votes altered

Europol, FBI arrest 20 cybercrime money-launderers from various nations

Europol said that more than 40 homes were searched by agents in Spain, Italy, Bulgaria and Latvia in the operation

FBI probing breach that may have compromised identities of Covid patients

The US newspaper reported on Friday, citing a letter from the state's Department of Public Safety, that on June 19, there was a data breach that targeted servers belonging to a third-party database

Beirut explosion: FBI team set to arrive in Lebanon to take part in probe

Top Lebanese officials, including President Michel Aoun, have rejected calls for an independent probe, describing it as a waste of time that would be politicised

FBI to join Beirut explosion investigation, according to US official

Visiting US Under Secretary for Political Affairs David Hale says the FBI will join Lebanese and other international investigators in the probe into the Beirut blast that killed, wounded thousands

Republican senator subpoenas FBI over Russia, defends Joe Biden probe

Republican Sen Ron Johnson said Monday that he has subpoenaed the FBI to produce documents to his committee related to the Trump-Russia investigation.

China's San Francisco consulate harboring researcher charged by court: FBI

Tang Juan lied about her military affiliation in a visa application last October to work at the University of California and during an FBI interview, according to Justice Department criminal charges

China's espionage, intellectual property theft 'greatest threat' to US: FBI

China is targeting its nationals living abroad, coercing their return, and it is working to compromise US coronavirus research, says FBI chief.

Twitter hires ex-FBI attorney Jim Baker involved in Trump campaign probe

Twitter's general counsel Sean Edgett announced that Baker would join the social media company as a deputy general counsel

A novel presages a dystopian world from a pandemic worse than Covid-19

The End of October, published this April, has at its centre a fictional virus sweeping across the world, forcing people to live under indefinite lockdown, and pushing the global economy disaster.

Panther poetry

The internationalist outlook of the Dalit Panthers has been described as fitting 'into the global mosaic of anger, protest, demonstrations, violence, and youthful revolutionary upsurge'

Donald Trump's 'deep state'

Much of the book charts the history of congressional oversight over the CIA and the FBI, beginning, in 1975, with the committee chaired by Senator Frank Church

FBI director warns of Russian 'information warfare' ahead of Prez polls

Wray told the House Judiciary Committee that Russia, just as it did in 2016, is relying on a covert social media campaign aimed at dividing American public opinion and sowing discord

The story behind the Steele dossier

Book review of Crime in Progress: Inside the Steele Dossier and the Fusion GPS Investigation of Donald Trump

Here's why FBI directors are forbidden from getting cosy with presidents

Comey tried to maintain discrete distance from Trump who had approached in 9 times in 2 months

6-mn iPhone-iPad fraud: FBI indicts 14 members of a criminal gang

The FBI's investigation took years and spanned across many jurisdictions.

Sikhs third most targeted religious group in US after Jews, Muslims: FBI

The largest number of hate crimes based on religion were reported against Jews (835), followed by Muslims (188) and Sikhs (60)

Trump meets two candidates for FBI chief

Finding a new FBI director has become an issue of crucial importance for the White House

New FBI head could be named next week, says Donald Trump

The Trump administration is looking to fill the job, which requires Senate confirmation