Sinn Fein leader Gerry Adams has been arrested in connection with the 1972 kidnapping, murder and secret burial of Jean McConville, a Belfast woman thought to be a spy for…
A secret order filed under seal by a military judge in the USS Cole bombing case orders the Central Intelligence Agency to reveal to the defense so-called “black site” details…
A classified report by the Senate Intelligence Committee reportedly says the CIA sent flawed information about its harsh interrogations to the Justice Department, impeding proper analysis of the legality of…
The terrorism-support conviction of an adviser to Osama bin Laden by a civilian jury in federal court in New York City last month shows that the nation’s criminal justice system…
A Saudi Arabian student injured at the Boston Marathon bombing has sued radio personality Glenn Beck for suggestions that the 20-year-old youth was the “money man” behind the attacks.
A cleric and adviser to Osama bin Laden who praised the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks has been convicted in a civilian New York court of conspiracy to kill Americans and…
A Virginia lawyer wants to know whether the FBI obtained access to his law firm’s computers as part of an investigation into his possession of three classified documents.
The Obama administration and leaders of the House Intelligence Committee will reportedly unveil plans to restrict the National Security Agency’s collection of phone records.
The U.S. Senate approved Caroline Krass as the general counsel of the Central Intelligence Agency on Thursday, just two days after U.S. Sen. Dianne Feinstein criticized Krass’ acting predecessor.
Documents leaked by Edward Snowden help show how the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court evolved from its original mission of approving wiretap requests to opinions justifying activities such as the bulk…
Updated and Corrected: U.S. Sen. Dianne Feinstein said today that the Central Intelligence Agency may have violated the Fourth Amendment when it searched computers used by the Senate Intelligence Committee…