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  • Feds shut down $1.2 billion criminal Internet marketplace

    Published October 02, 2013

    Federal authorities have shut down what they called the “most sophisticated and extensive criminal marketplace on the Internet today,” an underground operation responsible for distributing illegal drugs and other black market goods and services.

  • Farrakhan a VIP guest at dinner party with Iran's Rouhani

    Published September 25, 2013

    The Iranian delegation may be pariahs inside the UN building, but they've found at least one friend during their visit to New York - Nation of Islam leader Louis Farrakhan.

  • Family recounts chilling airport encounter with Navy gunman

    Published September 18, 2013

    An Alabama family recounted to FoxNews.com a chilling airport they had last month with the man they believe went on to gun down 12 people at a Washington military facility, and said the confrontation was triggered by the hearty laugh of a 75-year-old matriarch.

  • Police warned Navy about gunman's mental instability 6 weeks ago, report says

    Published September 18, 2013

    A Newport,Rhode Island police sergeant reported Navy Yard shooter Aaron Alexis to Naval Station police last month after the suspect told cops he was “hearing voices” through his hotel room wall and that three people were following him and sending vibrations into his body, according to a police report obtained by FoxNews.com.

  • Navy gunman had federal clearance despite disturbing history

    Published September 17, 2013

    Aaron Alexis, the Navy veteran who gunned down 12 people at a Washington military facility, had his federal security clearance renewed just two months before his rampage, despite a disturbing history of psychological problems and violent behavior involving guns.

  • New boss at ICE ineligible for job, says critic

    Published August 31, 2013

    The acting head of Immigration and Customs Enforcement—who oversees the nation's second-largest federal investigative agency—may not be eligible for the position under laws set up to keep politics out of the agency, according to one former high-level employee.

  • Lawmakers: 'Extreme concern' over new immigration chief

    Published August 21, 2013

    Two key lawmakers have written President Obama to express "extreme concern" over his choice for acting director of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, citing John Sandweg's "critically thin" experience in law enforcement.

  • New ICE boss’ background as defense attorney for murderers, pedophiles raises questions about his credentials

    Published August 14, 2013

    The man tabbed to head Immigration and Customs Enforcement is a longtime criminal defense attorney who has represented convicted murderers, rapists and pedophiles and fought for the release of violent convicted offenders - a background some critics say makes him a less than ideal choice to head the nation's second-largest law enforcement agency.

  • NSA head says agency working to reduce leaks by replacing people with machines

    Published August 09, 2013

    National Security Agency director General Keith Alexander defended the controversial programs disclosed by former NSA contractor Edward Snowden and said his agency was taking steps to prevent future leaks by working to reducing the number of system administrators—the same position Snowden held—by 90 percent.

  • Pro-US hacker 'The Jester' takes aim at nations helping Snowden

    Published July 02, 2013

    The self-described patriot hacker known as “The Jester” vowed to carry out cyber attacks on any country that grants asylum to Edward Snowden.