Suspicious Letters Target Election and Congressional Offices as FBI Hunts for Sender
Federal authorities are investigating suspicious letters sent to election and congressional offices nationwide, with evacuations in Louisiana and Oklahoma and a package intercepted in Ohio.
FBI Seizes Seven Domains Tied to Hacking Tools Targeting Power Companies and Airports
The FBI says seven seized domains supported China-linked tools used to scan, phish and infiltrate power systems, airports, universities and other networks.
FBI Arrested a California Realtor at LAX—It Says She Spied on Taiwan’s President’s Son
Federal agents arrested Irvine realtor Wanying “Heather” Zhang before a flight to Shanghai. A criminal complaint accuses her of secretly filming the home, cars and family of Taiwan President Lai Ching-te’s U.S.-based son.
U.S. Says a Russian Network Offered $40,000 to ‘Disappear’ a Dissident Near Washington
Five people remain at large after federal prosecutors alleged that a Russian intelligence network recruited U.S.-based operatives to surveil and kill dissidents, including one believed to be near Washington, D.C.
FBI Seized Eric Swalwell’s Devices at SFO—Then Searched His Washington Home
Federal agents reportedly seized former Rep. Eric Swalwell’s electronic devices at San Francisco International Airport and searched his Washington home the next day.
FBI Says It Stopped an ISIS-Inspired Plot to Bomb New York’s Capitol—What the Complaint Alleges
Federal authorities charged an Albany woman after allegedly stopping an ISIS-inspired plan to bomb the New York State Capitol and target lawmakers.