The head of Britain’s top cybersecurity agency has warned the U.K. government against using Russian antivirus products amid concerns surrounding Kaspersky Lab, the Moscow-based software vendor recently banned by U.S. officials over its alleged ties to Russian intelligence.
A former employee of the U.S. National Security Agency’s elite hacking team has pleaded guilty in connection with mishandling top-secret documents reportedly stolen afterwards by Russian hackers.
Three senior managers within Uber’s security team resigned Friday hardly a week after its newly appointed CEO disclosed a 2016 data breach that compromised the personal information of 57 million customers.
A siren that frightened Lorraine Godoy as a child will wail once again in Hawaii, decades after the Cold War-era threat of nuclear attack subsided.
The White House seized on the verdict in the notorious killing of Kate Steinle Friday to call on Congress to beef up border security and “to finally stop sanctuary city policies that cause needless loss of innocent life.”
The U.S. is seeing a terrorist “surge” as the nature of the threat turns from large-scale operations to “do-it-yourself” attacks inspired online, acting Homeland Security Secretary Elaine Duke told Congress on Thursday.
Top U.S. military commanders and diplomats are weighing a proposed strategy shift in the Afghanistan War centered on expanded military collaboration with Russia.
President Trump said Thursday that China’s diplomatic efforts are not persuading North Korea’s leader to scale back his missile program, with its highest launch yet this week.
Democrats in the Senate Commerce Committee have reintroduced legislation that carries prison time for corporate executives caught deliberately concealing data breaches like the 2016 incident recently disclosed by Uber.
Former Trump campaign manager Paul Manafort has reached a bail compromise with the special counsel that could end his house arrest and GPS monitoring in exchange for pledging to forfeit $11 million worth of property if he violates release conditions.
An American being held as an enemy combatant in military custody in Iraq has asked for legal counsel and declined interviews with FBI agents while being detained, the Justice Department disclosed Thursday.
A California jury acquitted the illegal immigrant who killed Kate Steinle of murder Thursday but found him guilty of lesser gun charges in a case that helped ignite a new national debate over sanctuary cities and border policy.
San Diego has named a park after an Army veteran who won the Medal of Honor for his heroic actions during the Vietnam War.
The Latest on the removal of a veteran FBI agent from the special counsel's investigative team (all times local):
Defense Secretary Jim Mattis will meet with Pakistan leaders Monday to seek common ground on the counterterrorism fight, amid Trump administration calls for Islamabad to more aggressively go after the insurgents moving back and forth across the border with Afghanistan.
Authorities in Altus are investigating after a U.S. Air Force airman was found dead inside a residence at Altus Air Force Base.
The Coast Guard says it has rescued a 92-year-old man who was having problems with his heart aboard his fishing boat off the coast of Atlantic City.
Sen. Lindsey Graham said Sunday that he believes it's time to start moving the families of American military personnel out of South Korea as North Korea pushes the U.S. closer to a military conflict.
Customs and Border Protection agents in El Paso say a woman who initially told inspectors she had nothing to declare as she was entering the country from Mexico was found carrying 227 pounds of contraband bologna in her car.
President Donald Trump said Sunday in a tweet that he never asked former FBI Director James Comey to stop investigating his ex-national security adviser Michael Flynn, issuing a fresh denial amid a shifting timeline on when he may have known that Flynn had lied to the FBI.
Preservationists are saving more than prairie at Midewin National Tallgrass Prairie.
Kent Von Kampen's interest in Hot Wheels started when he was a child.
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un thanked workers during a visit to a factory that built the tires for a huge vehicle used to transport a new intercontinental ballistic missile that was test-launched this week, the country's media reported Sunday.
San Bernardino County is marking the second anniversary of the Dec. 2, 2015, terrorist attack that killed 14 people and wounded 22 others.
President Trump's allies are signaling that they believe former National Security Adviser Michael Flynn has no information to incriminate the president.
The Manchester Veterans Affairs Medical Center has hired a new director of nursing to replace the one ousted over allegations of substandard treatment and conditions at New Hampshire's only veterans hospital.
House GOP leaders unveiled a plan Saturday to avert a government shutdown next weekend and keep the government open through Dec. 22.
A Tucson architectural firm will begin evaluating possible upgrades and expansions for the U.S. Customs and Border Protection Port of Entry in Douglas.
Congressional Republicans announced a short-term spending bill Saturday to keep the government open through Dec. 22, hoping to head off a looming shutdown next week with a two-week reprieve.
