U.S. senators ask Target CEO for information on data breach
Two U.S. senators sought answers from the chief executive of Target Corp as questions mounted in Washington about the company's response to the hacking of credit and debit cards of...
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U.S. courts oppose reform proposals for secret surveillance court
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. federal court system objects to key proposals by a presidential review panel to reform the secret court that supervises the classified electronic eavesdropping activities of...
U.S. senators ask Target CEO for information on data breach
Two U.S. senators sought answers from the chief executive of Target Corp as questions mounted in Washington about the company's response to the hacking of credit and debit cards of...
U.S. concerned about threats to Sochi Olympics, offers help
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. government is concerned Islamist militants may be preparing attacks aimed at disrupting the Winter Olympic games in Sochi in February and is offering closer cooperation...
U.S. concerned over threats to disrupt Sochi Games, offers security help
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. government is concerned Islamist militants may be preparing attacks aimed at disrupting the Winter Olympic games in Sochi in February and is offering closer cooperation...
Video raises worries of Britons fighting with Syria militants
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - An Internet video surfaced this week depicting a masked man in Syria with a working-class British accent, urging British Muslims to travel there and join one of...
Now, it’s Snowden: the book and, maybe, the film
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A tale that could rival any spy novel is about to be told by three writers who are working on potentially rival books on the revelations and...
Now, it’s Snowden: the book and, maybe, the film
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A tale that could rival any spy novel is about to be told by three writers who are working on potentially rival books on the revelations and...
American missing in Iran was probing possible money laundering: lawyer
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - An American with links to the Central Intelligence Agency was investigating suspicions that Iranian government officials were diverting petroleum funds and laundering them through Canada when he...
Feds issue urgent safety order to Metro-North after rail crash
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Federal regulators issued an emergency order on Friday requiring the company that operates the New York commuter train involved in the deadly crash last Sunday to implement...