AP reporter Devlin Barrett visited MSNBC's "Rachel Maddow" show Wednesday night to discuss the hanging death of a census worker in Kentucky. While

Yale University student Annie Le, last seen Tuesday, is still missing and the case is wide open. This afternoon, investigators found bloody clothing in the building where Lee was last seen but a body has not been found. The bloody clothes were found stuffed in the ceiling of the building where Le was last seen at 10 Amistad Street in New Haven, police confirmed.

Yusuf Acar has got our attention because he was a D.C. government worker and worked for the men whom the President Obama chose to be the nation's first Chief Technology Officer.

Atlanta-Special Agent in Charge (SAC) Gregory Jones, FBI Atlanta, is pleased to announce the arrest this morning of FBI Top Ten Fugitive Michael Jason Registe.

The F.B.I is hunting searching for a woman who is thought to be behind Tuesday’s robbery at Compass Bank on Center Point Parkway around lunch Tuesday. Investigators handling the case also revealed that Banks in Birmingham, Albertville and Madison were also targeted with robbery.

A Defense Department analyst and several Chinese nationals were detained Monday by the FBI on suspicion of selling U.S. data intended for Taiwan to the Chinese government in Beijing.

FBI reports in a news release that Tai Shen Kuo , age 58, and Yu Xin Kang, age 33, both of New Orleans, Louisiana, and Gregg William Bergersen, age 51, of Alexandria, Virginia, were arrested today on espionage charges related to the passage of classified U.S. government documents and information to the government of the People’s Republic of China (PRC).

The head of the FBI says he is impressed with China's security preparations for the Beijing Olympics, which start August 8. He is in Beijing to discuss U.S. cooperation with Chinese police and security officials for the games. VOA's Stephanie Ho reports frm Beijing.

The legendary and famous magician David Copperfield is being investigated by the FBI.

The FBI is reviewing a white supremacist Web site (called american national socialist workers party) that purports to list the addresses of five of the six black teenagers accused of beating a white student in Jena and "essentially called for their lynching," an agency spokeswoman said Saturday.

Several financial and commercial institutions throughout the United States have received extortion telephone calls threatening to blow up their organization unless a large sum of money was wired to an overseas bank account.