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No, You Can't Smoke Pot And Work For The FBI

By Massimo Calabresi and Zeke J Miller

U.S. Charges Chinese Officials With Cyber Espionage

By Massimo Calabresi

Global Raids Underway Against ‘Blackshades’ Hackers

By Massimo Calabresi

Inside Putin's Eastern European Spy Network

By Massimo Calabresi
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FBI agent arrested and detained in Pakistan

The agent was carrying a magazine from a 9 mm pistol and 15 bullets when he was arrested while trying to board a plane in Karachi

By Nolan Feeney

When Warrantless Phone Searches Are Totally OK

The Supreme Court heard oral arguments over when and whether the police can search cell phones after an arrest, as lower courts have been split on whether that's allowed by law and, if so, just much information can be taken off them and stored

By Massimo Calabresi

FBI Warns: Health Care Vulnerable to Cyberattacks

The agency says health care providers have particularly lax security systems. Reportedly, health care data sold on the black market can be even more valuable than credit-card numbers because it can help hackers access bank accounts or get prescription drugs

By Denver Nicks

Suspects Charged for $33 Million Art Fraud

Federal authorities handed out a 12-count indictment charging three suspects of selling fraudulent art worth millons over the course of two decades and laundering the proceeds in a scam of Hollywood proportions

By David Stout

Teen Survives Flight to Maui in Jet's Wheel Well

A 16-year-old hopped the fence at San Jose International Airport after an argument with his family and squeezed into the wheel well of a Hawaiian Airlines flight bound for Maui, where he emerged confused but unharmed some five hours later

By David Stout

Suspect Arrested in Kansas City Highway Shootings

Local police have arrested but not yet charged a man in his late twenties who's suspected in the string of shootings around Kansas City over the past six weeks that have targeted people on highways at night and left at least three injured as residents remain on edge

By Audrey Kabilova

FBI to Probe Random Car Shootings in Kansas City

Investigators have been called in to connect the dots between at least 13 cases of vehicles in or around the Missouri city being targeted by an unknown and perhaps motiveless criminal who has injured three people so far

By David Stout

Stop! Or They'll 'Chute

About an hour outside its headquarters in Quantico, Va., the FBI's Hostage Rescue Team offers “advanced skydiving techniques and training" so that agents can drop in undetected. (Or just maybe so they can reenact scenes from Point Break)

By Mark Thompson

FBI Raids Home of Real Life Indiana Jones

Investigators say the 91-year-old traveler may have knowingly or unknowingly improperly amassed a collection of "immeasurable" cultural significance.

By Noah Rayman

FBI Says Calif. Senator Took Bribes From Undercover Agents

State Senator Leland Yee allegedly accepted at least $42,800 in cash and campaign contributions in exchange for favors

By Denver Nicks

Agent Cleared in Slaying of Marathon Suspect's Pal

A Florida prosecutor has cleared an unnamed FBI agent in the shooting death of Ibragim Todashev, calling it self-defense. The agent and two state troopers were interrogating Todashev at his home when he charged them with a long pole

By Denver Nicks

F.B.I. Says Dead Border Patrol Official May Be Behind Recent Kidnappings

Agent suspected of kidnapping and assaulting three women

By David Stout

Stolen $5 Million Violin Apparently Didn't Get Very Far

3 people have been arrested in connection with the theft of the multimillion dollar instrument

By Josh Sanburn

Accused Silk Road Mastermind Indicted

Charges for the alleged online black market tycoon include money laundering and narcotics conspiracy

By Sam Frizell

The Secret Lives of Juggalos

With album sales crumbling, these sly rappers have turned legal action into a colorful marketing opportunity

By Nathan Rabin
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