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Congress has the opportunity to make better funding decisions and meaningful reforms to DHS through the appropriations process.

Law enforcement agencies did not have intelligence ahead of time about a white supremacist organizations plans to march through downtown Boston over the holiday weekend, Boston Mayor Michelle Wu said

"We are working hard to make sure that if there are any federal charges we can bring or if there are any state charges that can be brought, we will be looking at this," the U.S. Attorney said.

Other facilities. they dont harden buildings. its not their expertise. i assume district attorney willis knows that. theres another interesting fact, rachel, which is that this letter was public. i imagine the press may have received before the fbi did. in all my time in government, if i needed something from another u.s. attorney elsewhere in the country or a chief or sheriff in my jurisdiction, i would never write a letter. i would pick up the phone and call and i would expect them to call me....

Letter was public. i imagine the press may have received it before the fbi did. and in all my time in government, if i needed something from another u.s. attorney, elsewhere in the country, or a chief, or a sheriff in my jurisdiction, i would never write a letter, i would pick up the phone and call and i would expect them to call me. she wrote a letter. so she very clearly wanted to make it public that she was asking for help. let me tell you the mostly yes answer to the question. throughout the...

Let me tell you the mostly yes answer to the question. throughout the country, including in atlanta, the fbi leads joint terrorism task forces. sitting on these jay tfx, including an atlanta, i suspect by the georgia bureau the investigation, the atlantic pd, the fulton county sheriffs office and all of their state and local partners, together as part of the atf they can certainly provide the district attorney which she needs and they can adviser about hardening the facility or securing the cour...

There are several steps U.S. federal and state officials can take to strengthen coordination and information sharing on cyber incidents.

WASHINGTON -- Congressional lawmakers are backing a bipartisan resolution condemning a spate of bomb threats against historically Black colleges and universities, an effort that comes as federal authorities push forward with a wide-ranging investigation into the threats.

WASHINGTON -- Congressional lawmakers are backing a bipartisan resolution condemning a spate of bomb threats against historically Black colleges and universities, an effort that comes as federal authorities push forward with a wide-ranging investigation into the threats.

On Jan. 5, at least eight historically black colleges and universities received bomb threats, causing the campuses to issue lockdowns and cancel classes.