FBI
THE NEW FORTY Intelligence gathering...seriously.
Far be it for me to look a gift horse in the mouth, but I cannot refrain from comment about the pen given to me and the other attendees at the InfraGard member meeting yesterday. The Special Agent who...
Posted on 2/11/11 at 10:35 PM
Women in Petraeus scandal had visited White House 
The two women at the center of the David Petraeus scandal — the biographer with whom he had an extramarital affair and the socialite who received worrisome emails that led investigators to uncover the illicit relationship — visited the White House on separate and apparently unrelated occasions. Neither woman met with President Barack Obama during their visits.
By Jim Kuhnhenn , November 16, 2012
Obama responds warily to sex scandal, FBI probe
Responding warily to his administration's sudden sex scandal, President Barack Obama said Wednesday he's seen no evidence that national security was damaged by the revelations that ended his CIA director's career and imperil that of his Afghan war commander.
By Nancy Benac and Pete Yost , November 14, 2012
Head of Minneapolis FBI has counterterrorism background
The new head of the FBI office overseeing Minnesota and the Dakotas says battling terrorism and cybercrime will be among his top priorities.
By Amy Forliti , August 03, 2012
Deadline comes and goes for Internet safety net
Thousands of people around the country whose computers were infected with malicious software more than a year ago faced the possibility of not being able to get online after midnight.
By Lolita C. Baldor , July 09, 2012
At ribbon cutting, FBI remembers 2 agents killed
As the Minneapolis division of the FBI celebrates the opening of its new $61 million facility in Brooklyn Center, it is also honoring two agents who lost their lives in the line of duty.
By Associated Press , May 01, 2012
Grygla, Minn., man charged for sexually abusing girl
Dean Earl Wilkens, 59, was charged with three counts of aggravated sexual abuse for alleged incidents that occurred between Dec. 12, 2008, and Dec. 12, 2011. The Department of Justice said on the latter date, the abuse was reported to the FBI after the victim told a school counselor.
By Herald Staff Report , March 21, 2012
Plan to protect foreign exchange students scrubbed by U.S.
Despite dozens of allegations of neglect and sexual abuse over the years, the U.S. State Department has scrapped a plan to require FBI-based fingerprint searches for people hosting foreign high school exchange students, according to documents obtained by The Associated Press.
By Holbrook Mohr and Mitch Weiss , March 14, 2012
Website matches targets and hit man
As with other online businesses, the site promised convenience and efficiency. With a few clicks of the mouse, one could hire a professional hit man ready to kill “at a moment’s notice.”
By Victoria Kim , February 29, 2012
Media organizations, congressional offices receive threatening letters and suspicious powdery substance
Some congressional offices outside Washington and media organizations have received threatening letters containing a suspicious powdery substance that was tested and proved to be harmless, the FBI and the Senate's top law enforcement officer said Wednesday.
By Andrew Taylor , February 22, 2012
Authorities: Moroccan expecting to detonate suicide bomb vest arrested near U.S. Capitol
A 29-year-old Moroccan man was arrested Friday near the U.S. Capitol as he was planning to detonate what he thought was a suicide vest, given to him by FBI undercover operatives, said police and government officials. Amine El Khalifi of Alexandria, Va., was taken into custody with an inoperable gun and inert explosives, according to a counterterrorism official.
By Nedra Pickler , February 17, 2012
Man wounded in California shooting is high-ranking Immigation and Customs Enforcement official
A man wounded in a shooting at a federal building in Long Beach, Calif., is a high-ranking Immigration and Customs Enforcement official, according to a law enforcement official who spoke to The Associated Press on condition of anonymity because of a lack of authorization to release information.
By Amy Taxin and Shaya Tayefe Mohajer , February 17, 2012
Run organized worldwide for kidnapped Montana teacher draws 500 to Sidney streets
Five hundred people hit the streets of Sidney, Mont., Saturday, where teacher Sherry Arnold was kidnapped on Jan. 7, to remember her and raise college funds for her two children. Arnold's step-daughter, Catherine Arnold, a UND medical school student, and others in Grand Forks also joined in the event, organized online by a Colorado cousin of Sherry Arnold.
By Stephen J. Lee , February 12, 2012
Hackers intercept sensitive call between FBI, Scotland Yard
A sensitive conference call between FBI and British police's cybercrime investigators was recorded by the very people they were trying to catch, officials and hackers said Friday.
By Raphael Satter , February 03, 2012
1 man in custody, 1 being questioned after missing Montana teacher found dead
Sidney police Chief Frank DiFonzo said a 47-year-old man is in custody in the Williams County jail in North Dakota while a 22-year-old man is being questioned in Rapid City, S.D. He did not identify them and declined to answer any questions about the investigation.
By Associated Press , January 13, 2012
United States expands definition of rape
Adds men, others as victimsThe Obama administration on Friday expanded the FBI’s more than eight-decade-old definition of rape to count men as victims for the first time and to drop the requirement that victims must have physically resisted their attackers.
By Pete Yost , January 06, 2012
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