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TikTok offered the Biden administration control over its U.S. operations and a kill switch if things went south. The administration took a pass.

A worrying incident earlier this month in which two Jordanian migrants were caught trying to push their way onto a Marine Corps base has members of Congress demanding answers into whether the men had terrorism ties.

The bipartisan request for a criminal inquiry relies on a law that gives the Justice Department the power to prosecute doping offenses that do not occur in the United States.

Experts point to Islamic militant groups as well as the threat from far-right extremists in the US.

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As Congress moves to vote on the reauthorization of federal surveillance powers, two major U.S. communications providers said they would stop complying with orders set to expire at midnight, according to people familiar with the matter.

Officials have long argued that the law is a vital means of collecting electronic communications on foreign government adversaries and terrorist groups.

Alexander, now 101, was crowded by dozens of agents on Wednesday eager to hear his story of surviving the Holocaust as well as get a better understanding of law enforcement's role in preventing it from happening again.