FBI finds abuse in getting terrorism, spy records
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The FBI possibly violated the law or  its rules more than 1,000 times since 2002 in collecting data  about phone calls, e-mails and financial records while  investigating terrorism or espionage suspects, FBI officials  said on Thursday.
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The Pentagon is investigating new allegations by a civil liberties group that military interrogators at the U.S. prison at Guantanamo Bay posed as FBI agents while using abusive techniques to question detainees.
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The Federal Bureau of Investigations is developing a computer-profiling system that would enable investigators to target possible terror suspects, according to a Justice Department report submitted to Congress yesterday.
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A Justice Department investigation has found pervasive errors in the FBI's use of its power to secretly demand telephone, e-mail and financial records in national security cases, officials with access to the report said yesterday.
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The FBI underreported its use of the USA Patriot Act to force businesses to turn over customer information in suspected terrorism cases, according to a Justice Department audit
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An internal investigation is looking into the misuse of National Security Letters to gain access to Americans' phone records, top bureau officials tell privacy groups.
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The FBI (website) has a backlog of hundreds of thousands of hours of untranslated audio recordings from terrorism and espionage investigations, despite large increases in money and personnel for translations since the 2001 terror attacks
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WASHINGTON, Aug 28: The FBI is investigating senior members of what was formerly known as the Pentagon&#39;s Office of Special Plans on suspicion that one of them passed highly classified US military information to Israel.
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The U.S. military command that oversees detentions at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, has opened an internal investigation into allegations of prisoner abuse stemming from recently released FBI documents, officials said Wednesday.
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The nation's top two law enforcement officials acknowledged Friday the FBI broke the law to secretly pry out personal information about Americans. They apologized and vowed to prevent further illegal intrusions.
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FBI demands to telecommunications companies went beyond requesting phone records of customers under suspicion to include analyses of their broader patterns of communication with others as well, newly obtained documents show.
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Despite major increases in money and personnel, the FBI is still failing to translate many al-Qaida surveillance recordings in a timely manner and faces a giant backlog of untranslated material from terrorism and espionage investigations, a new Justice Department audit shows.
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The hacking and identity theft tools now  earning big money for mainly eastern European organized crime  could be used by terrorists to attack the United States, an FBI  official said on Wednesday.
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The Pentagon is investigating new allegations by a civil liberties group that military interrogators at the US prison at Guantanamo Bay posed as FBI (website) agents while using abusive techniques to question detainees.
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WASHINGTON - Despite major increases in money and personnel, the FBI is still failing to translate many al-Qaida surveillance recordings in a timely manner and faces a giant backlog of untranslated material from terrorism and espionage investigations, a new Justice Department audit shows.    The report released Monday by Glenn A...
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The ACLU wants access to law enforcement files that it believes will shed light on how government anti-terrorism task forces have been monitoring human rights groups and individuals.
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FBI agents Thursday raided the offices where the Cook County government keeps its hiring records.