Backlog of terror tapes dogs FBI
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The FBI has a backlog of hundreds of thousands of hours of untranslated audio recordings, an audit finds.
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Police hope surveillance cameras will let them respond faster, catch suspects before they flee.
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More than 120,000 hours of wiretapped conversations between terrorist suspects and sympathisers since the September 11 attacks have not been translated because of the FBI&#39;s lack of linguists, according to an official report.
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The watchdog group that first provided the FBI with suspicious e-mails from then-Rep. Mark Foley (R-Fla.) said yesterday that FBI and Justice Department officials are  attempting to cover up their inaction in the case by making false claims about the group.
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The FBI has built a database with more than 659 million records -- including terrorist watch lists, intelligence cables and financial transactions -- culled from more than 50 FBI and other government agency sources. The system is one of the most powerful data analysis tools available to law...
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ABC News on Thursday broadcast a  videotape it obtained last week of an English-speaking man who  threatens bloody new al Qaeda attacks on the United States, but  the network said U.S. intelligence officials could not  authenticate the man's voice.
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The CIA comes under renewed pressure over why it erased tapes showing interrogations of terror suspects.
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The American Civil Liberties Union joined with dozens of activist groups Thursday in demanding information about federal counterterrorism surveillance efforts.
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Lawyers representing military detainees at Guantanamo Bay have expressed concern that the government has violated a federal court order by losing or erasing several years' worth of digital video recordings that could shed light on the legality of detainee treatment.
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The House Intelligence Committee has summoned the CIA official who ordered the destruction of interrogation videotapes, launching what will likely be several months of hearings.
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A security organization has suggested police use key-logging software to track communications between terrorists.
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The FBI has enlisted comedians in a drive to spruce up its image with Muslims and Arab-Americans damaged by a wave of arrests and searches since the September 11 attacks in 2001.
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Huh-huh-huh, let's break somethin' Police and securocrats know that there aren't enough real terrorists in the world, which is why they have to keep manufacturing them. This is because citizens tire of being watched by cameras, frisked and x-rayed, having their belongings searched, giving fingerprints to so-called friendly nations on entry, contemplating the myriad government databases where their details and activities are preserved, and wondering if some dour little bureaucrat is reading their email or listening to them on the phone.â¦
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Spy cams capture the seedy side of life. Now a guerrilla filmmaking effort peeks at the kind of gritty and disturbing stories caught by always-on surveillance cameras. Wired News interviews Look director Adam Rifkin.
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An FBI consultant tells trial jurors an al-Qaeda recruiting video was found on a terrorist suspect's computer.
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The Bush Administration was under court order not to discard evidence of detainee torture months before the CIA destroyed videotapes that revealed some of its harshest tactics
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The FBI is collecting more foreign language material than it is able to translate, with audiotape backlogs now totaling hundreds of thousands of hours in material associated with terrorism and intelligence cases, according to a new