Mar 15th, 2010 · Thomas Holden was a real bad guy in the 1940s. He robbed banks and mail trains and killed his wife and her brothers. He eluded the FBI, until the agency created its 10 Most Wanted List. Holden was the first name and face on that list. He was nabbed when someone recognized him on a poster. The list turned 60 on Sunday.
Mar 14th, 2010 · After three years, the FBI is winding down its investigation into more than 100 cold case murders from the civil rights era. Guest host Audie Cornish talks with FBI special agent in charge Cynthia Deitle about what the investigations have yielded.
Feb 28th, 2010 · In early February, a federal court in New York convicted Pakistani scientist Aafia Siddiqui of attempted murder of U.S. troops in Afghanistan. The FBI says she was an al-Qaida operative. She says she was held in secret custody by Pakistan and the U.S. and tortured, which the U.S. denies.
Feb 24th, 2010 · A high school student is suing a suburban Philadelphia school district for allegedly spying on him outside of school via the webcam of a school-issued laptop. The allegation has infuriated many parents and spurred a criminal investigation by the FBI.
Feb 22nd, 2010 · The Colorado shuttle driver accused of training with al-Qaida and plotting to bomb transportation targets in New York pleaded guilty Monday guilty to conspiracy to use weapons of mass destruction. The FBI arrested Najibullah Zazi last fall and said he was planning an attack on the New York subway.
Feb 19th, 2010 · The FBI announced Friday that it has formally closed one of its most controversial investigations: the inquiry into the 2001 anthrax attacks. They say that an Army researcher, Bruce Ivins, mailed envelopes with the toxin to politicians and news organizations, adding that he acted alone.
Feb 19th, 2010 · Officials are expected to announce Friday afternoon that former Army scientist Bruce Ivins was responsible for mailing anthrax-laced letters to politicians and journalists in 2001, and that he worked alone.
Feb 5th, 2010 · Luc Besson's latest action fantasy, From Paris With Love, stars John Travolta as an FBI agent and Jonathan Rhys Myers as a diplomat trying to stop a terrorist attack in Paris. The story moves at warp speed — and it doesn't skimp on thrills.