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The 1993 truck bomb attack reveals the dangers of terrorism in America.
Counterfeit products cost American businesses more than $200 billion a year and result in the loss of 750,000 jobs, according to the FBI.
Mary and Rick Todd seek accountability for their son Shane's death in Singapore, challenging discrepancies in the official investigation and urging U.S. lawmakers for support.
Walter Henry discusses his FBI career and civil rights work in Mississippi since 2008.
Key CIA officials were aware of a significant terror summit in Kuala Lumpur involving future 9/11 hijackers, yet failed to share critical intelligence with the FBI.
The FBI drops its case against Apple over the San Bernardino Shooters' iPhone access.
S. Barudi reveals the challenges Arab and Muslim FBI employees face, especially post-Trump.
Brock Pierce supports 50 different philanthropic organizations in Puerto Rico while advocating for the island to become a hub for cryptocurrency.
A House intelligence chair condemns Russian interference in the Trump campaign and its acceptance.
In 1941 Los Angeles, a former British naval officer becomes entangled in a Japanese spy network, influencing espionage activities before the Pearl Harbor attack.
In December 1987, a murder on a commuter jet leads to a catastrophic crash, prompting a joint investigation by the NTSB and FBI into aviation safety.
The video details police training for active shooter scenarios, highlighting Uvalde's tragic response.
New Zealand Special Forces arrested Kim Dotcom in January 2012, following accusations from the US government of large-scale movie piracy.
Ten sets of human remains were found in a burial ground near Gilgo Beach, leading police to suspect at least two serial killers are involved.
New Zealand special forces raided Kim Dotcom's mansion in January 2012, arresting him amid accusations of large-scale movie piracy.
On July 5, 2016, James Comey held a press conference to announce that no charges would be brought against Hillary Clinton in the email investigation.
Lauren Balman stole nearly $10 million through a Ponzi scheme, leading to her arrest and a 57-month prison sentence for fraud in 2011.
Juggalos march in D.C. on Saturday to protest the FBI's gang designation of their community.
On December 14, 2012, prominent figures including Harry Belafonte and Michael Moore gathered at the Beacon Theatre in NYC to advocate for Leonard Peltier's freedom.
John Brennan, former CIA director, discusses Russia's manipulation of foreign events and the implications for U.S. national security during the 2016 election.
In 2002, Mohammad Razvi registered 300 people for ESL classes on the first day of the Council of Peoples Organization in New York City.
Steve Wozniak supports Apple's stance against the FBI's demands for backdoor access.
Aldrich Ames, a CIA operative, betrays U.S. agents in Russia, leading to his capture in 1994.
The January 6th Capitol riots' first public hearing reveals law enforcement's failures and questions the pre-planning of the attack, highlighting intelligence lapses.
$400 billion to $600 billion a year is estimated to be stolen by the Communist Party of China through trade secret theft and industrial espionage.
The FBI thwarts a bomb plot targeting Somali Muslims in Garden City, Kansas.
Ross Ulbricht's conviction in February 2015 raises questions about state surveillance methods.
Trump states he is not giving cover to Saudi Arabia in the Khashoggi investigation.
FRONTLINE investigates President Trump's confrontation with federal investigators in 'Trump's Showdown.'
Insane Clown Posse faces an ongoing legal battle with the FBI over the classification of their fanbase, Juggalos, as a gang, raising First Amendment concerns.
In Waco, Texas, the 1993 ATF raid on the Branch Davidians escalated into the longest shootout in American law enforcement history, resulting in multiple fatalities.
