Relatives hope for 'truly independent, credible and thorough probe' into death, which Israel says was likely caused by errant gunfire by IDF soldier

Move represents an about-face from US, which had said it wouldn't open its own probe into death of reporter likely shot by IDF; Gantz says Israel won't cooperate with probe

New York Times says officials from US agency pushed for use of controversial Israel-made tool before shelving plans amid negative publicity

FBI says Omar Alkattoul, 18, pledged allegiance to Islamic State leader, researched previous mass shootings and wrote as if he had already attacked a synagogue

During interview with law enforcement, suspect speaks of anger toward Jewish people but insists he didn't plan to act on it for fear of getting into trouble

Governor says he is 'closely monitoring the situation' and vows to protect houses of worship; state was site of deadly 2019 kosher supermarket shooting

Ruling comes after two other militia members were found guilty of plotting to abduct Gretchen Whitmer and detonate a bomb, in protest of her COVID restrictions

'Highly sensitive' papers seized from former president's Florida home in August also described intelligence operations aimed at Beijing, Washington Post reports

Petah Tikva-based Cyberint dives deep into the unusual set-up and modus operandi of a successful group of cyber-mercenaries

Lawmakers pass resolution noting statements from Republican members of Congress to 'defund' the FBI and likening the Florida raid to 'the actions of the Nazi Gestapo'