Former CIA officer Tracy Walder spoke with Scripps News about what could be one of the worst cases of an FBI official undermining the bureau.
Recent attacks on the power grid seem to have a common thread of perpetrators sharing extremist ideologies hoping to create chaos and panic.
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After classified documents of President Biden's were found in an insecure location, experts have highlighted problems with government processing.
Ana Montes had been in prison since 2001, after 17 years of spying for Cuba. She was released Jan. 6, 2023, Scripps News first reported.
A Texas congressman says some border officials estimate about 50,000 migrants could be waiting to cross into the U.S. when restrictions are lifted.
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Kremlin requested the release of former Russian Colonel Vadim Krasikov, who is serving a life sentence in Germany for murder, in exchange for Whelan.
U.S. Homeland security secretary Alejandro Mayorkas testifies before lawmakers, three days after the country's top border official resigned.
The Burns-Naryshkin meeting was the highest-ranking face-to-face engagement between U.S. and Russian officials since before the Ukrainian invasion.
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Elon Musk's takeover of Twitter has drawn the attention of the U.S. government because of potential national security risks.
Some lawmakers are blaming the GOP for not doing enough to quash extreme rhetoric within the party.
Two of the suspects arrested are accused of trying to obstruct the U.S. criminal investigation of Chinese tech giant Huawei.
| Maura Sirianni
Some of the sensitive U.S. military technology was found in Russian weapons found in the battlefield in Ukraine.
The strategy sketches a "decisive decade" for national security as President Biden faces an arguably more complicated world than when he took office.
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Three former senior U.S. intelligence officers say before Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, Moscow was hunting Russian defectors on U.S. soil.
U.S. officials for months have warned of the prospect that Russia could use weapons of mass destruction in Ukraine.
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National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan insisted Sunday that Moscow's threats are just the latest indication that Russia is struggling in its war.
DOJ has been investigating the holding of top-secret information and other classified documents at Mar-a-Lago after Donald Trump left the White House.
| AP and Scripps News Staff
The DOJ said there was no secure space at Mar-a-Lago for sensitive government secrets, and has opened a criminal investigation.
| AP and Nathaniel Reed
Trump's lawyers said Wednesday night that a special master was needed for the sake of fairness.
| Haley Bull and AP
A court filing made Tuesday night shows the FBI seized 33 boxes containing more than 100 classified records during its Aug. 8 Mar-a-Lago search.
| AP and Maura Sirianni
The speech Tuesday continued President Joe Biden's aggressive rhetoric against the GOP ahead of the midterms in November.
| AP and Haley Bull
A recent poll found 21% of registered voters said "threats to democracy" are now their top issue.
The special master appointment, if it happens, is unlikely to significantly affect the direction of the Justice Department investigation.
| AP and Scripps News Staff
Though redactions cover about half of the filing, information shown reveals a "significant number of civilian witnesses" gave information.
A "preliminary triage" of the documents revealed "184 unique documents bearing classification markings," according to the affidavit.
| AP and Nathaniel Reed
Lawmakers want to probe the inspector general's staff regarding evidence of alleged efforts to cover up the erasure of Secret Service communications.
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Saad Aljabri built a security system to catch terrorists. His son says the crown prince is using it to hunt dissidents.
Lawmakers shared evidence that tied Trump's associate Roger Stone and Trump’s former national security adviser Michael Flynn to the Proud Boys.
According to the complaint, a Saudi national used at least one secret Instagram account to harass Saudis who were speaking out against the Kingdom.
Brian Murphy tells Newsy there's much more that the inspector general's office should investigate beyond his 2020 allegation.
According to the White House, ransomware payments reached over $400 million globally in 2020.
| Tyler Adkisson and Scripps News Staff
The group of veterans formed during the war in Ukraine, providing mine clearing, information operations, and evacuations, says its CEO.
What would a nuclear strike mean for America?
| Alexandra Miller and Scripps News Staff
Many companies find it too expensive or difficult to properly secure themselves, making them vulnerable targets for potential Kremlin cyberattacks.
