Georgia Man Pleads Guilty to Attempting to Attack the White House with Explosives
As part of the plea agreement, the defendant and the government agreed that the defendant should receive a 15-year sentence of imprisonment. Keep Reading
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White Supremacist in COVID-19 Hospital Bomb Plot Allegedly Wanted to Attack Power Grid
Timothy Wilson, 36, of Missouri was killed in a shootout with the FBI picking up what he thought was VBIED. Keep Reading
Building a Digital Defense with Mobile Apps
Gaming, banking, messaging, and more. Everyone has an app that is supposed to make your life better. But what happens when someone brings a vulnerable app onto your network? Keep Reading
ELECTION SECURITY: The Threat to the Ballot and How to Fight Foreign Ops
From Russian campaign influence operations to how hack-proof our voting systems are, learn more about the risks and what must be done to mitigate threats as Americans head to cast their votes. Keep Reading
Trump Administration Poised to Start Collecting DNA from Immigration Detainees
The data collected will be transferred to an FBI database, so that in the future, law enforcement officials could check if these samples matched any DNA recovered from a crime scene. Keep Reading
Longest-Held Hostage in U.S. History Marks 13th Year in Captivity
Bob Levinson was abducted on March 9, 2007, from Kish Island, Iran. Tomorrow, Levinson will turn 72 years old. Bob served his country for 28 years, including 22 years as an FBI special agent. Keep Reading
Extremism Building to the ‘Doorstep of Another 9/11,’ DHS Official Tells Anti-Semitism Hearing
CISA's Harrell: "Based off of current events and the frequency of events, I am convinced that this country is becoming more and more violent every single day." Keep Reading
John Brown Named Executive Assistant Director of FBI’s National Security Branch
As the EAD, Mr. Brown is responsible for ensuring the FBI executes its mission to defend the United States and its interests from national security threats. Keep Reading
Local Suicide Intervention Skills Trainers Awarded Top Honor by FBI Director
As a result of the trainers’ work, the FBI now has 15 instructors, with 33 courses available to employees. The Bureau is on track to have nearly 2,000 employees trained on suicide intervention by next year. Keep Reading
FBI Releases the Internet Crime Complaint Center 2019 Internet Crime Report
The FBI’s Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3) 2019 Internet Crime Report includes information from 467,361 complaints of suspected Internet crime, with reported losses in excess of $3.5 billion. Keep Reading