“How to Test Negative for Stupid: And Why Washington Never Will” has spent 15 weeks on the New York Times hardcover nonfiction bestseller list, including several weeks at No. 1.

Nomma Zarubina's case is one of several that has popped up in recent years: Russians building networks among think tanks, ...

The veterans who spoke during the gathering said tactics they witnessed overseas are appearing at home.

Social engineering advances an "extremist ideology and the preferred narratives of the FBI and intelligence community," the ...

As usual, James Grippando uses Miami as more than a background, showing readers the heat, history and demands of life in ...

CBS' hit 'FBI' series is expanding with its upcoming offshoot 'CIA,' which has been dealing with multiple exits and a ...

NYT published a critical story on “A Year Inside Kash Patel’s FBI.” The article contained several factual errors, but never ...

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“Innocence Road” is a fast-paced, unputdownable mystery that grabs the reader from the first pages. Leanne is a fully ...

Jake Paul's mother recently revealed in her book about why the FBI had raided her son's $8 million mansion in California.

Fremont County School District 1 board member Scott Jensen, a federal police officer, said he must resign because of a new ...

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