New Computer Attacks Traced to Iran, Officials Say
The recent wave of attacks seem to be aimed at sabotage rather than stealing information, United States officials say.
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Don’t Expand the War on Terror
Congress should not grant the president the power to go after any group he deems a terrorist organization.
U.S. Tracked Foreigners Leaving for Canada
Information collected at the border will be used to crack down on visitors who violate laws on the length of their stay, Congressional officials ...
Russia Hints That Spy Case Won’t Disrupt Relations With U.S.
Russia summoned the American ambassador to discuss the arrest of a man it said was a C.I.A. officer, but officials suggested they were prepared to ...
Killing Machine
Mark Mazzetti argues that the C.I.A. gave up its traditional functions as it embraced manhunting.
U.S. Hopes Russian Aid in Inquiry on Boston Attacks Signals Future Collaboration
Despite a history of strained relations, the United States and Russia have been working effectively to investigate the marathon bombings, American ...
Obama’s Remarks on Oklahoma Tornadoes
The following is a transcript of President Obama’s remarks on Tuesday about the severe weather in Oklahoma.
Tough Times at Homeland Security
As a new wave of cyberattacks hits American companies, the Department of Homeland Security has many top leadership posts to ...
Commander Denies U.S. to Blame in Afghan Deaths
Gen. Joseph F. Dunford Jr. said neither the United States nor NATO was at fault in the deaths of civilians after airstrikes in ...
Questions and Answers on Benghazi and the Fallout
An update on what is known about the Benghazi episode and why it has become such a political flash point.