Multi-crore arms deals: videos of Home Ministry, alleged kickbacks
Mar 18, 2013
FBI got tip-off on Headley's activities in 2005?
Oct 16, 2010
The chat that nailed Rana-Headley
Nov 16, 2009
Mumbai Police gear up for 26/11 trial
Feb 21, 2009
Mexico arrests man on FBI's top 10 Most Wanted list
Agence France-Presse | Wednesday June 19, 2013
Mexican officials said that they had arrested former US university professor Walter Lee Williams, an alleged child sexual predator on the FBI's list of top 10 Most Wanted criminals.
US National Security Agency programs broke plots in 20 nations: officials
Associated Press | Sunday June 16, 2013
Top US intelligence officials said Saturday that information gleaned from two controversial data-collection programs run by the National Security Agency thwarted potential terrorist plots in the US and more than 20 other countries - and that gathered...
A life of ambition, despite the drifting
John M. Broder and Scott Shane, The New York Times | Sunday June 16, 2013
From Edward J. Snowden's friends and his own Web postings emerges a portrait of a man who did not finish high school but bragged that employers "fight over me."
Edward Snowden has details of China, Hong Kong hacking targets
Agence France-Presse | Friday June 14, 2013
Former CIA Edward Snowden has classified US documents which show the specific machines targeted by the National Security Agency in China and Hong Kong, according to a report.
Edward Snowden will be held responsible on NSA leak: FBI Director Robert Mueller
Reuters | Thursday June 13, 2013
FBI Director Robert Mueller said on Thursday that the US government is doing everything it can to hold confessed leaker Edward Snowden accountable for splashing surveillance secrets across the pages of newspapers worldwide.
Advice for Edward Snowden from a man who knows: 'Always check six'
Reuters | Wednesday June 12, 2013
Thomas Drake is one of the few people who understands from personal experience what the future may hold for Edward Snowden, the 29-year-old former NSA contractor who exposed the US government's top secret phone and Internet surveillance programs.
US flight diverted to Phoenix due to bomb threat
Reuters | Tuesday June 11, 2013
A Southwest Airlines flight bound for Texas from Los Angeles with 143 passengers aboard was forced to land in Phoenix on Monday after a telephoned bomb threat and US fighter jets were diverted to monitor the situation, authorities said.
US finds long-lost diary of top Nazi leader, Adolf Hitler aide
Reuters | Monday June 10, 2013
The US government has recovered 400 pages from the long-lost diary of Alfred Rosenberg, a confidant of Adolf Hitler who played a central role in the extermination of millions of Jews and others during World War Two.
European Union 'concerned' by US surveillance revelations
Agence France Presse | Saturday June 8, 2013
The European Union said it is concerned that a vast secret US intelligence gathering operation could affect the privacy of European Union citizens.
Pregnant US actress arrested in ricin letters case, say officials
Associated Press | Saturday June 8, 2013
A pregnant actress who told FBI agents her husband had sent ricin-tainted letters to President Barack Obama and New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg was charged Friday with threatening the president.
Indian government eavesdropping 'chilling', says rights group
Agence France Presse | Friday June 7, 2013
The Indian government's move to implement blanket eavesdropping of online activities, telephone calls and text messages is "chilling", Human Rights Watch said today as controversy raged in the US about Internet surveillance.
Misfired 2010 email alerted officials in Washington of targeting
Reuters | Friday June 7, 2013
A misfired email from a U.S. Internal Revenue Service employee in Cincinnati alerted a number of Washington IRS officials that extra scrutiny was being placed on conservative groups in July 2010, a year earlier than previously acknowledged, according...
Internet giants deny granting US government 'direct access' to servers
Reuters | Friday June 7, 2013
Major tech companies including Apple Inc, Google and Facebook Inc on Thursday said they do not provide any government agency with "direct access" to their servers, contradicting a Washington Post report that they have granted such access under a clas...
Indian-origin engineer arrested for stealing trade secrets
Press Trust of India | Thursday June 6, 2013
An Indian-origin engineer has been arrested by the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) for allegedly stealing trade secrets from his former employer.
FBI to track hate crime statistics for Sikhs
Associated Press | Thursday June 6, 2013
The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), at the urging of followers of the Sikh religion, says it will begin tracking hate crimes against Sikhs as part of the law enforcement agency's crime reporting program.
