Who's To Blame For Rash Of Suspicious Packages Targeting Dems? Brennan, Trump Go To War On Twitter
The onslaught of suspicious packages is igniting a political firestorm, as people on both sides of the aisle question the motivation behind the bombs.
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The onslaught of suspicious packages is igniting a political firestorm, as people on both sides of the aisle question the motivation behind the bombs.
Former CIA Director John Brennan told lawmakers on Capitol Hill Tuesday that it became "clear" to him last summer that Russia was engaged in an aggressive effort to interfere in the 2016 presidential election.
President-elect Donald Trump is lashing out at CIA chief John Brennan for saying the president-elect doesn't understand the threat posed by Russia.
Trump released a statement soon after the intelligence leaders' report on Russian's alleged hacking attempts to influence the presidential election.
CIA Director John Brennan is warning that the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria wants to conduct Istanbul-style attacks in the United States.
CIA Director John Brennan has been warning this week that despite battlefield losses, ISIS remains formidable and has a large cadre of fighters who could attack in the West.
CIA Director John Brennan will tell Congress that ISIS militants are training and attempting to deploy operatives for further attacks.
John Brennan, a social studies teacher at Valley Stream North High School in Franklin Square, says he and several others were sexually harassed by the department head, Cecilia Sanossian.
The director of the Central Intelligence Agency held an unusual news conference on Thursday, reacting to a report that blasted the agency over allegations of torturing suspected 9/11 terrorists.
The U.S. Department of Justice was under fire Monday, after it secretly obtained two months' worth of telephone records of reporters and editors for The Associated Press.
President Barack Obama was briefed for an hour Friday morning on the developments in the Boston Marathon bombing investigation.
New Jersey officials say a three-month review has found that New York City police did not violate any New Jersey laws when they conducted surveillance of Muslim businesses, mosques and student groups.
John Brennan said the agency had struck an appropriate balance between keeping people safe and protecting their rights.
The young Yemeni woman arrested on suspicion of mailing the powerful bombs was released on bail Sunday, and a Yemeni official said authorities no longer believe she shipped the bombs.
