Investigations

Individual military bases have also increased security to stop any unauthorized removal of classified material. 

The largest bank in the U.S. made the accusations in a filing as part of its defense in a civil suit brought by the territory last year.

Warnings of a new type of Chinese malware come as Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo met with her Chinese counterpart.

“It’s not normal to look up in the sky and see flames,” said a local resident. “The sky has been a completely different color” since the plant became operational.

Investigators want to know if Menendez got gifts from the owners or associates of a New Jersey company that won a controversial contract with the Egyptian government.

The new bulletin points to recent incidents and public online communications to take a pulse of the current and most threatening terror threats in the United States. 

The Government Accountability Office says the Energy Department has for years failed to act on recommendations pointing to gaping holes in its efforts to create an insider threat program.

A 30-year-old man said he was drugged after visiting a New York City gay bar, days before suspects of a citywide drug-induced robbery scheme were arrested.

Thousands of migrants attempt to cross the Darien Gap every year, often relying on smugglers to get them through the harsh terrain.

Many migrants now know they face a five-year ban from the U.S. if they are deported under an existing rule called Title 8, and are waiting to get asylum appointments via cellphone app.

The Iowa legislation, not yet signed by the governor, is among at least 14 bills introduced this year in states around the country that weaken child labor protections.