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Troy Driver, who’d previously spent more than a decade in prison, was denied bail in case of missing teenager

As Russia menaced Ukraine, it was as if US intelligence services had tapped into the mind of a foreign leader notorious for guarding his secrets. So, was the US bluffing, or did it really know what Russia had planned?

CHARLOTTE, N.C. — While court records reveal Khalil Prater as a persistent bank robber, he has not proven to be a particularly elusive one.

Hackers are crippling tens of thousands of satellite modems in Ukraine and across Europe continue to target Viasat Inc (NASDAQ: VSAT) as it struggled to bring back users online, Reuters reports. U.S. analysts held Russia's military intelligence agency responsible for the attack. A cyberattack remotely disabled Viasat's satellite modems just as Russian forces pushed…

Days before his death, Louisiana state trooper Chris Hollingsworth told investigators about the night he bashed Black motorist Ronald Greene in the head with a flashlight

You may remember we reported on a ‘real life’ invisibility shield.

The core question at the trial of four men charged with plotting to kidnap Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer is whether the FBI engaged in entrapment

HAZEL PARK, Mich. — FBI agents have raided a Hazel Park home while investigating threats to the judge and defense lawyers in the Gov. Gretchen Whitmer kidnapping conspiracy trial, The Detroit News has learned.

In parts of the US, Native women are 10 times more likely to disappear, writes Andrew Buncombe

Russian hackers have been scanning the systems of energy companies and other critical infrastructure in the United States, and state-sponsored hacking by Russia presents a "current" threat to American national security, a top FBI official told lawmakers on Tuesday.

At least five people varying in age, gender and physical description vanished or were killed over a three-year period near the Idaho/Washington border. The cases have never been solved – though theories abound, particularly about one man, Sheila Flynn writes