Extra: Sloppy Spying
Former FBI agent John Slattery is rather unimpressed with the spycraft shown by the Chinese in the Bergersen case.
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Extra: Stopping Chinese Spying
Former counter intelligence chief Michelle Van Cleave says there is much work to be done in the battle against Chinese espionage.
Extra: Stolen Secrets
Former top counter intelligence officer Michelle Van Cleave says the amount of information lost to foreign spying was far beyond what she expected.
01/27/08: Saddam's Confessions
Saddam Hussein had just one interrogator while in U.S. custody, FBI Agent George Piro, who revealed to Scott Pelley the Iraqi leader?s confessions, one year ago this week.
Saddam's Confessions Part 1
In his first television interview, FBI Agent George Piro tells Scott Pelley how he won the confidence of Saddam Hussein and got the truth out of him in a seven-month interrogation.
Saddam's Confessions Part 2
In his first television interview, FBI Agent George Piro tells Scott Pelley how he won the confidence of Saddam Hussein and got the truth out of him in a seven-month interrogation.
DeVecchio and "The Grim Reaper"
Former FBI agent Lin DeVecchio talks about his relationship with mob informant Greg Scarpa, also known as "The Grim Reaper." CNN's Anderson Cooper reports, Sunday, May 22 at 7 p.m. ET/PT.
Extra: A mob murder
Former FBI agent Lin DeVecchio recalls how his mob informant, Greg Scarpa, implied he had killed another mobster.
Extra: Did DeVecchio cross a line?
Former FBI agent Lin Devecchio says his relationship with mobster Greg Scarpa wasn't any different than the deals that prosecutors make with their informants all the time.
Sons called in FBI to arrest Bernie Madoff
Early one morning in 2008, the FBI showed up to arrest Bernie Madoff. He'd been turned in by his own sons, and their mother only later learned who had made the call.
Law enforcement on high alert heading into Fourth of July
Special TSA teams are being assigned to large airline hubs
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The FBI wiseguy who fooled the Mafia; The unique technology that's made all the difference in Sadr City; A family business that's been around for 600 years; Andy Rooney on the high cost of everything.
Espionage: Stealing America's Secrets
60 Minutes has obtained an FBI videotape showing a Defense Department employee selling secrets to a Chinese spy that offers a rare glimpse into the secretive world of espionage. Scott Pelley reports.
Cops: Man in killings called van "murder mobile"
Virginia man has already been convicted for one killing; three victims were found in 2007 and four more were found in April
Conn. police: Convict to be charged with 6 serial killings
Virginia man is already behind bars for one killing; other victims were found over 8-year span
FBI alleges Ariz. man caused two diverted flights
SkyWest flight attendant allegedly faked bomb threat, and a suspicious package, in separate incidents in July and September
Without Bulger's testimony, mysteries will remain
Government officials who colluded with James "Whitey" Bulger may never be found out due to his not testifying at his trial
Feds arrest more than 150 in child sex-trafficking sweep
The FBI says 105 children forced into prostitution were rescued following nationwide sweep over the weekend
FBI warns companies of ISIS-inspired cyber-attack
Authorities alert private sector that hackers may attempt to mark 9/11 anniversary with attack
How the FBI helped "Whitey" Bulger
A Boston mobster makes the FBI's Ten Most Wanted list for crimes committed with the FBI's help, and then it takes the FBI 16 years to catch him.
2006: "Brutal"
Watch an Ed Bradley interview with Kevin Weeks, a south Boston native and former right-hand man to James "Whitey" Bulger, once leader of Boston's Irish mob. Weeks, who has written a book about his association with Bulger, tells about his reaction to learning that Bulger was an FBI informant, and his own decision to cooperate with authorities.
Documents: FBI infiltrates Burning Man festival
Report reveals FBI surveillance amid concerns there may be intelligence gathering and anti-terrorism efforts at the music and art gathering in the Nevada desert
Feds sued over access to FBI records involving fake news story
Lawsuit stems from FBI's decision to use bogus article's web link to infect computer of teen suspected of making bomb threats
Ex-FBI agents: End high school gym-mat death probe
Police say Georgia teen Kendrick Johnson died in a freak accident; U.S. Marshals on the case recently searched an FBI agent's home
Ariz. militia members accused of stealing cocaine from smugglers
FBI sting involved alleged plot to steal drugs from cartel smugglers and a high-speed chase through the streets of Phoenix
Tennessee prison system head to resign after failed Christa Pike execution
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Zach Bryan wears "Free Palestine" shirt during concert at Gillette Stadium
Jane Doe's attorney says "she was incapable of consent," alleges cover-up
More details emerge about FlyDubai co-pilot who tried to crash plane
