FBI will release Hillary Clinton interview notes as early as Wednesday
The FBI has turned over to Congress its interview notes with Clinton and other material related to its investigation of her private email server
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The FBI has turned over to Congress its interview notes with Clinton and other material related to its investigation of her private email server
With fewer than 70 days till Election Day, the Senate Minority Leader is warning the FBI not to take the threat lightly
According to the FBI, a search of Joseph Garguilo's Holliston home found a "weapons trove"
The bureau sent out an alert earlier this month to state election officials about the attempted hacks, CBS News has confirmed
Muhammad Dakhlalla was arrested with fiancee in 2015 for trying to join terror group
Two victims seriously wounded in random attack; suspect tried to travel to Syria earlier this year, source says
New book also says Powell suggested it to Hillary, but Powell's office says he doesn't remember conversation book cites
FBI agents are trained to "eliminate a threat," but could a Virginia agent have chosen not to shoot when he said his wife attacked him?
The charge against Emanuel Lutchman carries a maximum sentence of 20 years in federal prison
"I found the contacts, made arrangements, planned the departure," Young wrote to family. "I am guilty of what you soon will find out."
The suit, filed by Patricia Smith and Charles Woods, alleges Clinton's private email server contributed to the attacks
Prosecutors argued Robert Fitzpatrick's testimony at the Boston gangster's trial was full of false claims
Johnny Dougherty known as most powerful non-elected official in Philadelphia
Numerous fact checks show that the FBI never called Clinton's email comments entirely truthful
FBI arrests Erick Jamal Hendricks, 35, in Charlotte on federal complaint filed in Cleveland
Prosecutors say members of reputed mafia families operated as a part of a massive East Coast syndicate
Tens of thousands of soldiers and police officers are now on duty in Rio de Janeiro to prepare for the Olympic Games, which kick off on Friday
The agency is also recruiting for what it calls an "unprecedented" new position in its cyber division
The Democratic nominee has come under fire for her answer in a Sunday interview
Clinton's campaign manager believes Russian hackers were trying to help Donald Trump's campaign
Feds say the men knowingly conspired and attempted to provide material support and resources to ISIS
Ohio county official later apologizes; West Virginia lawmaker refusing calls to step down, saying his tweet was merely hyperbole
Jesse Wilson was last seen at his suburban Phoenix home last weekend
New documents show the gunman who killed 49 patrons at a Florida nightclub was repeatedly taunted for his religion
Former Marine Gavin Eugene Long aligned himself with a movement, which federal authorities have called a "growing domestic threat"