Fastening a lid on U.S. evidence against accused Russian operative Mariia Butina, a federal judge dealt a blow Friday to defense efforts at countering the narrative that Butina is a spy who would trade sex for political access.
Read moreA dispute is breaking out in Great Britain over the long-overlooked use of children by police and intelligence agencies as informants and spies in efforts to fight terrorism, drug trafficking, sexual exploitation and gang activity.
Read moreFederal prosecutors announced Monday that they have arrested a 29-year-old woman on charges of acting as a covert agent inside the U.S. on behalf of a senior Kremlin official.
Read moreA former Israeli government minister charged with spying for Iran went on trial Thursday in Jerusalem for allegedly relaying information to the country’s top enemy.
Read moreNew details on the government’s secret telephone data-mining program may soon emerge after a federal judge on Monday ordered the release of previously withheld files.
Read moreA former spy and his lawyer who accused the Australian government of illegally bugging the East Timorese Cabinet while negotiating a deal to share oil and gas revenue have been charged with conspiring to disclose secret information.
Read moreThe Justice Department says it will offer a third classified briefing for lawmakers next week as House Republicans push for documents related to the use of an FBI informant who spoke to members of President Donald Trump’s presidential campaign in 2016.
Read moreHouse Speaker Paul Ryan is agreeing with another senior House Republican who says there’s no evidence that the FBI planted a “spy” in President Donald Trump’s 2016 campaign.
Read moreA former Defense Intelligence Agency official told jurors on Tuesday that if the records ex-CIA contractor Kevin Mallory is accused of divulging to the Chinese did indeed wind up in the hands of foreign adversaries, the impact to U.S. national security interests could be deadly.
Read morePolice arrested a former officer with the Defense Intelligence Agency as he tried to board a plane to China this weekend on charges that he sold U.S. military intelligence to Chinese officials.
Read moreA court in the Russian capital has convicted a Ukrainian journalist of spying and sentenced him to 12 years in prison.
Read moreThe jury trial for a former CIA spy who allegedly transferred defense secrets to Chinese spies for $25,000 kicked off Wednesday with opening arguments and a simple question by his defense: would a man who wore a “white hat” for the entirety of his career simply take it off to betray the U.S. government for such a paltry sum?
Read moreBritain’s MI6 intelligence service has made its first-ever television ad, aiming to banish macho James Bond-style imagery and attract more women and ethnic-minority recruits.
Read moreThe Justice Department on Tuesday indicted an ex-CIA case officer suspected of passing information to Chinese intelligence agents.
Read moreIsrael’s seizure of Iran’s purported nuclear program archive and the dramatic display of the documents taken from a facility in the heart of Tehran marked a rare case of Israel going public about the operations of its top-secret Mossad spy agency.
Read moreAn American pastor on Monday denied accusations that he aided terror groups or spied against Turkey, speaking at the beginning of his trial in a case that has strained ties between Turkey and the United States.
Read moreRussia’s foreign minister says a new report on the poisoning of a former spy does nothing to support Britain’s contention that Russia was behind the attack.
Read moreThe international chemical weapons watchdog on Thursday confirmed Britain’s finding that a former spy and his daughter were poisoned with a nerve agent, as Russia continues to deny suggestions that it was behind the attack.
Read moreIn covert operations in 18 countries, Turkey’s intelligence agency has snatched around 80 Turkish citizens who the government wanted for alleged links to the country’s 2016 failed coup, a top Turkish official said Thursday.
Read moreRussia’s top diplomat on Thursday described the British accusations against Moscow over the nerve agent poisoning of an ex-spy as a mockery of international law and said Russia will push to find out the truth.
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