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The threats were directed at volunteers, elected officials, and even FBI agents who were falsely accused of "lying" and "cheating."

Florida challenges Justice Department's pause on investigating second Trump assassination attempt, seeking to uphold state jurisdiction in the case.

The airline has implemented the new technology in three airports with initial success.

Mohsin ‘Mo’ Meghji was paid $350,000 to advise on conflicting settlement proposals from the church and clergy abuse victims

Amid a mysterious FBI investigation and a Silicon Valley-funded recall, Thao is seeking to reassure voters that the city is getting better

Justice Department cracks down on threats against election workers and officials, resulting in prison sentences and charges.

Georgia's secretary of state's office successfully repels cyberattack on absentee ballot request website with foreign origins, highlighting the importance ...

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Bankrupt EV maker Fisker was reportedly alerted by the FBI that it was one of the dozens of U.S. companies that unknowingly hired a North Korean spy.

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TdA has quickly gained notoriety in the U.S., with a known presence in 15 states and a possible one in eight others