Washington – U.S. Sen. Charles Schumer is urging the Transportation Security Administration to put more dogs on the passenger-screening line to reduce long delays for travelers going through security at New York City airports.
The Kremlin is considering whether or not to release some 20,000 hacked Clinton emails reportedly in its possession, Edmund Kozak reports for Lifezette.
srael barred the entry of a Turkish Airlines captain Friday night, after he was found to hold an Iranian passport, Channel 2 reports Saturday.
Swift, the financial messaging system targeted as part of an orchestrated an $81m cyberattack at the Bangladesh central bank, has revealed a second bank suffered a similar malware-based attack.
Berlin – Germany’s domestic secret service accused Russia on Friday of a series of international cyber attacks aimed at spying and sabotage, in “hybrid warfare” that also targeted the German parliament last year.
The NYPD does not have to disclose where it has deployed heavy duty X-Ray vans which scan vehicles and buildings for explosives, drugs and other materials, an appellate court ruled Tuesday.
Senior Hillary Clinton aide Cheryl Mills and her lawyer walked out of a recent interview with the FBI about Clinton’s private email system after an investigator asked a question Mills believed to be off limits, according to a published report.
Twitter has moved to block U.S. intelligence agencies from access to a widely used data-mining service it partly owns.
The National Security Council Counter-Terrorism Bureau issued a travel advisory against Israelis visiting Tunisia on Monday, ahead of an expected Lag B’Omer festivities to be held May 25-26 in Ghriba, on the island of Djerba.
Even though the bulk collection of Americans’ telephone records has ended, calls and emails are still being swept up by U.S. surveillance work targeting foreigners.
