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Phone Surveillance Program Protects Americans: CIA Director

Failure to renew key provisions of the Patriot Act would place the U.S. at greater risk, John Brennan said.

Tennis' French Open ‘Too Long’: John McEnroe

The former champion, who never won a title at Roland Garros, says the 15-day tournament is "tough to take" for players.

Putin Blames Foreign Interference For Rise Of ISIS In Middle East

The Russian president said that "unacceptable" foreign intervention took place without the permission of the U.N. Security Council.

US Charges Six Chinese Nationals With Economic Espionage

The U.S government charged six Chinese nationals with economic espionage, saying they stole secrets from two companies that develop technology often used in military systems, the Department of Justice said on Tuesday.

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East Ukraine War: Grad Rockets Used For First Time Since Ceasefire, Says OSCE Chief

International observers say they've heard the heavy weapons being fired and seen the craters in the aftermath.

Russia Updates National Security Doctrine

Russia Updates National Security Strategy To Respond To ‘New Emerging Military Threats’

If all goes according to plan, Russia will have a completely revamped military and cybersecurity infrastructure by 2022.

Baltimore Riots Update: Man Who Damaged Water Hose Wanted By Fire Marshal: Report

The man who damaged a water hose that firefighters used during the Baltimore riots is wanted by authorities.

Somalia Bombings: Explosions Reported In Lower Shabelle Amid Recent Al Shabab Attacks In Mogadishu

There have been a spate of recent deadly attacks by Al Shabab militants along the Somali coast in the Lower Shabelle region this month.

US Lawmakers Seek To End Spies' Mass Collection Of Phone Data

U.S. lawmakers introduced legislation on Tuesday to end spy agencies' bulk collection of Americans' telephone data, setting up a potential showdown over the program, which expires on June 1.

Washington Stingray Bill Demands Police Obtain Warrant Before Deploying Phone Tracker

Scandals in Seattle and Tacoma prompt a bill on implications of a controversial device.

Pentagon To Unveil New Cyberstrategy That Includes Offensive Capabilities

The new strategy will reportedly list out "effective response capabilities" to deter cyberattacks on the U.S.

House Expected To Pass Cybersecurity Bill, Indemnifying Companies That Share Breach Data

Similar legislation is making its way through the Senate, with President Barack Obama expected to sign a final bill.

International Business Machines Corp. First-Quarter Earnings: EPS Of $2.9 Billion Beats Street

Big Blue's revenues were flat year over year, while net income was up 4 percent.

After Piracy Crisis, Somalia Battles Al Shabab, Unemployment, Hunger And An Ineffective Government

Some 80 percent of Somalis living in urban areas are currently unemployed and there are few legal options for them to make money.

Google Malaysia Website Apparently Hacked, Company Says DNS Attack

Users trying to reach the website were redirected to a page that showed the message: "Google Malaysia Hacked."

Secret Service Manager Placed On Leave Over Allegations Of Assaulting Female Agent

The incident is the latest in a series of scandals that have rocked the Secret Service and forced the previous director to resign.

Buffalo Police Used Controversial Stingray Phone Surveillance 47 Times, Once With Court Permission

Use of a controversial device has been shrouded in secrecy, with police in Western New York rarely obtaining court permission.

White House Hack Is Proof Russia Is 'Reassembling Its Evil Empire,' Congressman Claims

A hack late last year of the State Department was a mere stepping-stone for Russian hackers, the report claims.

UN To Establish Rapporteur Role To Monitor Privacy Concerns In Wake Of Edward Snowden Leaks

Despite concerns the U.S. or the U.K. would block the move, the two accepted the resolution, and it was passed by consensus.

Snowden Leaks: Canadian Security Establishment Has Tools For 'Deception', 'False Flag' Attacks

Previously leaked documents have shown that Canada's intelligence service is monitoring millions of domestic emails every year.

Target Readies $10M Settlement In 2013 Data Breach Case

Between November and December in 2013, information from as many as 40 million credit and debit cards was stolen.

Australia Steps Up Airport Monitoring To Stop Syria, Iraq Bound Jihadists

Between August and February, the Border Force Counter-Terrorism Unit conducted nearly 76,000 "real-time" assessments at eight major airports.

Snowden's NSA Leaks Catalogued In First Searchable Database Of The Surveillance Documents

A group of Canadian researchers and journalists have built the world’s first fully-indexed online archive of Edward Snowden’s leaked NSA surveillance documents.