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Apollo Quiboloy, a prominent evangelist from the Philippines, has been apprehended on charges of sex trafficking and abuse. The self-proclaimed "owner of the universe" is also wanted by the FBI for similar offenses.
FBI agents searched homes of three top deputies to NYC Mayor Eric Adams, seizing electronic devices. This latest development adds to the ongoing legal scrutiny of Adams' administration.
FBI arrests ex-aide to NY governors for alleged secret work with Chinese officials. Charges include influencing state policies and facilitating unauthorized benefits, raising national security concerns.
Investigation reveals Chinese involvement in APEC summit violence. Pro-CCP groups instigated aggression, with diplomatic support and organized participation, raising concerns about cross-border influence.
The FBI has repatriated five crates of human relics to Vanuatu, including unique rambaramp effigies. This marks the largest return of sacred items to the Pacific island nation, concluding an eight-year investigation.
FBI investigation uncovers extensive online research by gunman Thomas Matthew Crooks prior to attack on Trump rally. No clear motive established despite thorough analysis of suspect's internet history.
FBI investigation uncovers detailed preparation by gunman Thomas Crooks before failed assassination attempt on Donald Trump. No clear motive found despite extensive digital evidence.
FBI investigates shooting of Sikh activist in California, potentially connected to earlier incidents. The case highlights ongoing tensions surrounding the Khalistan movement and alleged international involvement.
FBI searches homes of two Americans with ties to Russian state media, raising concerns about foreign influence in upcoming U. S. elections. Investigation part of broader probe into potential FARA violations.
U. S. agencies warn of increased Iranian cyberattacks and disinformation campaigns targeting the upcoming election. Officials highlight improved preparedness while balancing public awareness and election confidence.
A verbal dispute in East Oakland escalated to gunfire, resulting in two fatalities and two injuries. The incident highlights ongoing safety concerns in the city, which is also grappling with political challenges.
House Republicans investigate Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz's China connections following his selection as Kamala Harris's running mate. The move marks a shift from scrutinizing Biden to targeting the new Democratic ticket.
A Jordanian resident of Orlando faces federal charges for threatening businesses perceived as pro-Israel. The case highlights rising hate incidents amid ongoing Middle East tensions.
FBI investigates Iranian hacking attempts on Trump and Biden-Harris campaigns. Senior advisers targeted, with concerns about more sophisticated efforts from Russia and China. Tech giants report ongoing threats.
Law enforcement has issued an arrest warrant for Toby Shane Kessler, suspected of burglarizing a Donald Trump campaign office in Virginia. The 39-year-old remains at large as investigations continue.
U. S. officials warn of Iran's intensifying efforts to influence American politics through cyberattacks and disinformation campaigns. Recent hacks and online activities raise concerns about election integrity.
President Biden urges Syria to release journalist Austin Tice, abducted 12 years ago. U.S. officials continue efforts for his return, emphasizing the importance of press freedom and resolving cases of detained Americans.
A prisoner serving life for murder escaped during medical transport in North Carolina. Despite extensive search efforts by multiple agencies, no concrete leads have emerged after more than 24 hours.
As the 2024 election approaches, Trump faces a new opponent and changing trends in crime, immigration, and inflation. Recent data contradicts key campaign talking points, potentially altering the race.
Political ads reflect new focus after Biden's withdrawal. Democrats emphasize abortion and economy, while Republicans target immigration. Both parties adjust strategies for November election.
U. S. intelligence warns of Iranian attempts to interfere in the 2024 election through hacking and disinformation. Both Republican and Democratic campaigns have been targeted, raising concerns about election security.
Maine utility regulators unanimously rejected a proposal to report high electricity consumption to law enforcement, citing privacy concerns. The decision maintains the current system of requiring subpoenas for consumer data access.
FBI notifies Kamala Harris' campaign of foreign influence operation. Campaign reports robust security measures. FBI also investigating alleged hack of Trump's campaign, highlighting cybersecurity concerns in U.S. elections.
FBI investigates Iranian hacking attempts on presidential campaigns. Meanwhile, Ukraine advances into Russia, wildfires rage in Greece, and an Olympic medal controversy unfolds in gymnastics.
FBI investigates cyber intrusions targeting Trump and Harris campaigns. Allegations of Iranian involvement surface amid Microsoft's report on foreign interference attempts in the 2024 U.S. election.
A 22-year-old ex-Cornell University student received a 21-month prison sentence for making online threats against Jewish students. The case highlights rising concerns about antisemitism on U.S. campuses.
The FBI has launched an investigation into the reported hacking of Trump campaign documents. The incident, blamed on Iran by the campaign, has raised concerns about election security and foreign interference.
CAIR files lawsuit challenging FBI's treatment of Palestinian American activists, citing constitutional concerns. Amid rising tensions, the case highlights broader issues of discrimination and civil liberties in the US.
Demolition of the First Baptist Church in Sutherland Springs, Texas, site of a 2017 mass shooting, has begun. The decision has stirred controversy among community members, reflecting broader debates on memorializing tragedy sites.
Arthur Petrov, arrested for smuggling U. S. microelectronics to Russia, appeared in a Manhattan court. He's accused of supplying critical technology to Russia's military, potentially facing over 150 years in prison.