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FBI Raids Philadelphia Home: Bones and Million Images Spark Murder Probe
FBI agents raiding a Philadelphia home discovered bones and over a million disturbing images, renewing investigations into the disappearance of seven women over the past decade.
FBI Arrests Los Angeles Man Over Plot to Attack Jewish Kindergarten
FBI arrested 51-year-old Steven Doanias in Los Angeles for plotting a mass terrorist attack on a Jewish kindergarten using Molotov cocktails and posting antisemitic threats online.

OpenAI Boardroom Spy Held Green Card While Pursuing U.S. Citizenship
Abdulrahman Alfozan, a Saudi engineer arrested for planting a recording device in OpenAI's boardroom, held a green card and was pursuing U.S. citizenship.

FBI Disrupts North Korean Remote IT Scheme Funding Pyongyang Weapons Program
The FBI dismantled a North Korean network using laptop farms in Texas to secure remote US tech jobs, funding Pyongyang's nuclear program and evading sanctions.

OpenAI Engineer Arrested Over Hidden Recording Device in San Francisco Office
An OpenAI engineer in San Francisco was arrested after a hidden recording device was discovered behind a conference room TV, highlighting insider security threats in the AI industry.
Actress Selma Blair Arrested After Alleged Attack on Flight
American actress Selma Blair was arrested after allegedly attacking two flight attendants and attempting to open a plane door on a flight to New York.
Accused ATM Malware Developer 'Prometheus' Faces US Court After Arrest
Aníbal Alexander Canelón Agüira, known as "Prometheus," was indicted in the US for developing Ploutus-D malware used in ATM jackpotting attacks linked to the Tren de Aragua cartel.
Country Star Ella Langley Cancels Tulsa Concert Amid Severe Security Threats
Rising country star Ella Langley canceled her Tulsa concert two hours before showtime following severe security threats, prompting an FBI investigation.
FBI Plans Exclusive Combat Training Partnership with UFC for Special Agents
The FBI plans to award the UFC an exclusive contract to train federal agents in close-range combat and mixed martial arts techniques, enhancing agent readiness for high-risk situations.
White House Documents Reveal New Details on FBI Mar-a-Lago Investigation
White House documents reveal new details about the FBI's Mar-a-Lago classified docs probe, including tracking of Trump's family and phone data of Susie Wiles.
Senior ShinyHunters Cybercrime Group Member Arrested in Jordan
A senior member of the ShinyHunters cybercriminal group behind the recent massive FBI data breach was arrested in Jordan and is reportedly cooperating with investigators.
U.S. Energy Department Employee Arrested by FBI for Aiding Houthis
A U.S. Department of Energy employee was arrested by the FBI on charges of aiding the Houthis. The suspect allegedly bought explosive materials and traveled to Yemen.
Louisiana Brothers Indicted for Funneling US Donations to Hamas
Two Louisiana brothers have been arrested and indicted for allegedly laundering over $105,000 to Hamas through social media fundraising schemes disguised as charity for Gaza.
FBI Deputy Director Andrew Bailey Resigns Ahead of Midterm Elections
FBI Deputy Director Andrew Bailey has resigned just five weeks before midterm elections, dealing a fresh blow to the bureau's leadership amid sweeping federal voting audits.
Secret UK Attack Plot Targeted Second-Largest US Ammunition Depot in Europe
Investigators reveal a sophisticated terrorist plot targeting RAF Fairford and the US ammunition depot in Welford, prompting a high-level international security probe linked to Iranian threats.
FBI and Global Agencies Warn Over WaterPlum Crypto Job Scam
The FBI, US DoD, and international law enforcement issued an alert over the WaterPlum campaign, which has stolen over $10.5 million in crypto from job seekers.
ShinyHunters Claims Massive FBI Cyber Breach and Exposes Personnel Data
The hacking group ShinyHunters claims to have breached FBI systems, stealing personal data of thousands of employees and disrupting recruitment portals using an Oracle vulnerability.
Crypto Investor Loses Millions in Elaborate Fake Trading Platform Scam
An investor who deposited $1.1 million into a fake crypto platform watched his balance swell to $20 million before discovering it was an elaborate pig butchering scam.
Philadelphia Police Investigate Millions of Disturbing Images Linked to Late Filmmaker's Home
A Philadelphia police investigation into a parked car led to a home containing over a million images and videos of unconscious or lifeless women, sparking an inquiry into potential homicides.
FBI Director Warns Senate Committee Over Online Radicalization and Threats to Synagogues
FBI Director Kash Patel told the Senate Judiciary Committee that online radicalization translating into real-world violence against synagogues and officials is the top domestic threat.
Leaked FBI Documents Reveal Politically Motivated Probes Against Trump and Musk
Internal FBI documents leaked in the US reveal investigators pushed for a politically motivated criminal probe against Elon Musk and targeted Donald Trump.
US Authorities Arrest Pennsylvania Man Over Alleged ISIS-Inspired Attack Plot
US authorities arrested a 21-year-old Pennsylvania man for allegedly plotting an ISIS-inspired terrorist attack, seizing a semi-automatic rifle and ammunition.
FBI Documents Reveal New Details on Trump Would-Be Assassin Thomas Crooks
Newly released FBI files detail the isolated upbringing, psychological profile, and bizarre habits of Thomas Matthew Crooks, the gunman who attempted to assassinate U.S. President Donald Trump in Pennsylvania.
FBI Launches New Recruitment Campaign on X to Find Next Generation of Agents
The FBI has launched a new recruitment campaign on X, featuring an Alaska field office video to attract skilled candidates for special agent roles to counter evolving threats.
Pentagon Contractor Noble Supply Files for Bankruptcy After $1.2 Billion Contract Loss
Noble Supply & Logistics, a major Pentagon contractor, has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy after the US Defense Logistics Agency declined to renew a $1.2 billion aerospace contract and canceled $400 million in tactical orders.
Hacker Malone Lam to Plead Guilty in Historic $240 Million Crypto Theft
Singaporean hacker Malone Lam, 22, is set to plead guilty in a US federal court for a $240 million cryptocurrency heist targeting a single Washington investor. Lam spent the stolen funds on luxury cars, mansions, and private jets before being arrested by the FBI.
US Fails to Try 9/11 Mastermind Khalid Sheikh Mohammed After 25 Years
As the U.S. marks 25 years since the 9/11 attacks, the trial of alleged mastermind Khalid Sheikh Mohammed remains stalled. A military judge recently threw out his key FBI confessions due to the legacy of CIA torture.
AI Chatbot Claude Alerts FBI to Prevent Texas Elementary School Shooting
Nathaniel Michael Carrasco, 22, was arrested in San Antonio after telling Anthropic's Claude chatbot he planned to shoot children at Serna Elementary School. The AI safety system alerted the FBI, leading to his arrest.
Israeli UN Envoy Danny Danon Condemns Nazi Symbols at Florida Fight Night
Israel's UN Ambassador Danny Danon shared footage of a martial arts event in Orlando where a fighter performed Nazi salutes and a swastika flag was waved. The incident drew sharp condemnation from public officials and Holocaust organizations.
Unusual footage: Drunken passenger caused a disturbance on a flight and was tied to his seat with tape
According to the TMZ network, a passenger on an American Airlines flight harassed his neighbor, hurled a racist slur at a flight attendant, and made homophobic remarks. The crew and passengers restrained him using adhesive tape, forcing the plane to make an unscheduled landing.
USA Strikes at Hamas: $560,000 in Crypto Assets Seized
As part of a joint operation by the US Department of Justice and the FBI, authorities managed to seize digital assets worth hundreds of thousands of dollars that were allegedly used to fund the organization's infrastructure.
The voice on the phone sounds exactly like the grandson: Artificial intelligence has turned fraud against the elderly into a huge industry
People aged 60 and over in the US lost $7.7 billion to fraud in one year, a jump of nearly 60%, and AI voice cloning is the main fuel. In Israel, reports of phishing and impersonation of bank centers are also surging, and protection begins with a family code word and a one-minute verification call.
Blow to the prosecution: Confessions of 9/11 mastermind ruled inadmissible
The military judge ruled that the pressure exerted by the CIA on Khalid Sheikh Mohammed continued during FBI interrogations at Guantanamo. Mohammed was captured in 2003 and interrogated in secret CIA prisons, where he underwent 163 rounds of waterboarding. The prosecution presented the confessions as the central evidence in the case, and is now considering appealing the decision.
FBI Arrests Ohio Man for Threatening to Murder Congressman and Donald Trump
A 26-year-old Ohio resident has been arrested on suspicion of sending an explicit death threat to Jewish House member Randy Fine and his family, while also calling for the death of President Donald Trump. Fine stated: "It was clearly a death threat. If they think this will make me afraid, they are wrong."
The FBI returned looted treasures to Egypt - and exposed a market with a turnover of more than a billion dollars
Statues, amulets, and rare antiquities were returned to Egypt following an FBI investigation that determined they had been smuggled into the US. The main suspect is already dead, but the investigation continues. In the background, there is a broad international struggle to return looted antiquities worth a billion dollars.
Humanitarian aid or a funding pipeline for Hamas? The British charity entangled with the FBI
The British Department for Education is investigating four schools operated by a Muslim charity after an individual identified with the organization was charged in the US with transferring funds to Hamas. The organization claims the suspect had no connection to the schools.
Suspect Swore Allegiance to ISIS and Planned to Bomb New York State Capitol
The FBI has thwarted a terrorist plot to bomb the New York State Capitol building in Albany and target lawmakers. The suspect, 35-year-old Jessica Bowie, allegedly swore allegiance to ISIS and planned the attack for weeks.
Only 2% of the population - and 63% of religious hate crimes: The figure that troubles US Jews
FBI data reveals that 2025 was the third-worst year for anti-Jewish hate crimes: 1,528 incidents were directed against Jews, alongside assaults, murders, and hundreds of threats - a 21.2% decrease compared to 2024, but still an abnormal level.
Exceptional and persistent scope: FBI data reveals the impact of antisemitism in the USA
FBI hate crime data for 2025 points to an exceptional and persistent scope of harm against Jews in the U.S.: despite making up only about 2% of the population, they were the target of 63% of all religion-based hate crimes. In some states, this figure reached 90% or more.
AI listened to the murder plan — and alerted the FBI
A young man from Florida, a former analyst, used the popular chatbot to describe in detail how he would harm his former partner. OpenAI's control systems identified the concrete threats and transferred the chat logs to law enforcement.
Planned to break up with her partner — now he is the prime suspect in her murder
19-year-old Julissa Ruby Salazar was found dead in her Tucson, Arizona apartment after her family requested a welfare check. Her partner, 20-year-old Varun Bachigari, was arrested in Germany on an arrest warrant for kidnapping and first-degree murder.
Panic in California: Cyberattack shuts down city's emergency system
A cyberattack has disabled key systems in the city of Suisun, including 911 call routing and the dispatch of police and fire forces. The municipality disconnected the entire computer network and declared a state of emergency.
"I will blow up Messi with four bombs": The terror threats investigated during the World Cup
During the World Cup, the FBI operated the International Police Cooperation Center, where American security agencies and police representatives from participating countries worked together. The center monitored, among other things, terror threats, threats against players, violent fans, and incidents that could have compromised the security of the tournament. According to an investigation by the...
FBI opened an investigation in 2017 against Trump on suspicion of acting under Russian influence
New official documents released to the public in the United States reveal today (Friday) a secret and explosive affair from the first term of Donald Trump. According to the documents, immediately after Trump dismissed FBI Director James Comey in May 2017, the bureau opened a special investigation to check whether the move was made in coordination with or under the influence of the Russian...
Dramatic Testimony From a Former Pentagon Employee in New 'Alien Files'
A former Pentagon employee and his wife experienced an unusual encounter with an unidentified object hovering over their home in Colorado in October 2023. This testimony is included in the fifth wave of documents released by the Donald Trump administration.
Nearly a decade after the nude photo scandal: former Disney star Bella Thorne reveals what really broke her
The 28-year-old is now revisiting the days when she was attacked from all sides after publishing her private nude photos in an attempt to resist a suspect who was blackmailing her – a case that took an unexpected turn with FBI agents showing up at her doorstep. "You just wanted us to see your boobs"
Documented security arrangements and arrested while armed: Suspicion of a threat to Donald Trump
The suspect filmed the president's golf club grounds in California and appeared to be tracking security preparations at the site. A rifle that was illegally modified, a pistol, a bulletproof vest, and notebooks containing "alarming statements" were found in his home. The Secret Service and the FBI are investigating whether he posed a threat to the president.
Cyberattack on US Water Systems: Seven States Affected; Iran Suspected
A cyberattack has targeted water systems across seven US states. While there is no official confirmation of Iranian involvement, authorities consider Iran the prime suspect amid rising Middle East tensions.
The bizarre crypto sting: Stole hundreds of thousands of dollars and was caught because of a pizza delivery
A federal cyber operation exposed malware hidden in innocent games that affected 8,000 devices. Now, a 21-year-old from Florida faces serious charges and up to 10 years in prison.
"The screen flickered and that's it": The suspect gave the investigators the unlock password, they just didn't know it would destroy the device
American agents demanded a password from a protester, but the one he provided triggered a security feature that wiped his device entirely. He is now facing an unprecedented indictment.