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Sep 28

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Beyond the law: Are encrypted smartphones too private for the FBI?

By PBS News Hour

The debate over personal privacy vs. national security took a new turn earlier this week as the director of the FBI criticized the advent of encrypted smart phones that allow users to keep data on their devices private. For more,…

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Sep 25

FBI may have identified masked man in beheading videos

By Ken Dilanian, Associated Press

The U.S. believes it has identified the British-accented masked man in the videos depicting the beheadings of two American journalists and a British aid worker, the FBI director says.

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Sep 24

FBI report says mass shootings have increased in U.S. in recent years

By Eric Tucker, Associated Press

WASHINGTON — The FBI says the number of shootings in which a gunman opens fire on a crowd of people has increased in recent years.

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Aug 29

U.S. officials fear radicalized citizens will carry out lone-wolf terror plots

By Ken Dilanian, Bradley Klapper, Associated Press

The Obama administration has offered a wide range of assessments of the threat to U.S. national security posed by the extremists who say they've established a caliphate, or Islamic state, in an area straddling eastern Syrian and northern and western…

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Jul 15

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How an unlikely group changed the face of the FBI, retold in ‘The Burglary’

By PBS News Hour

In “The Burglary,” author Betty Medsger tells the story of a group of burglars in 1971 who stole files from a small FBI office in Media, Pennsylvania -- a theft that provided evidence of wide scale surveillance of U.S. citizens.

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Jun 28

Government auctions off Bitcoins from Silk Road seizure

By Xander Landen

The U.S. Marshals Service held an auction Friday of nearly 30,000 bitcoins seized from the now-shuttered online black market, Silk Road.

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Jun 27

After Bergdahl’s release, what about other U.S. citizens held overseas?

By Larisa Epatko

When Alisa Weinstein and her family heard about the release of Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl, who had been held by Taliban militants in Pakistan for five years, like many others they were relieved and thrilled for his family.

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Jun 23

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News Wrap: FBI recovers child victims of sex trafficking across the U.S.

By PBS News Hour

In our news wrap Monday, a nationwide FBI operation has recovered 168 victims of child sex trafficking. The children are Americans and many had never been reported missing, said FBI director James Comey. Also, Syria handed over the last of…

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Jun 17

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Why did it take so long to capture key Benghazi suspect?

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U.S. special forces, with the help of the FBI, apprehended Abu Khattala, one of the suspected ring leaders of the 2012 embassy attack in Benghazi, Libya. Khattala is the first accused perpetrator of the attacks to be taken into U.S.

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May 29

How an unlikely group changed the face of the FBI, retold in ‘The Burglary’

By Victoria Fleischer

“There was a sense in the anti-war movement that it was being infiltrated by spies, by informers, but there was no evidence,” said Betty Medsger, author of "The Burglary." In 1971, a small group of unlikely individuals -- including a…

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