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'Headley used US as base to plan attacks outside'

Pakistani-origin American David Coleman Headley, charged by FBI of being involved in the Mumbai terror attacks, was using US as a base to plan future attacks outside the country, a top Senator said......

Safety of Pak's nuke arsenal worries US lawmakers

Amidst growing Congressional concern over the safety and security of Pakistan's nuclear arsenal, US Senator Thomas R Carperas said that "preventing Pakistan's nuclear weapons and technology from......

Hackers carry out massive attack on US government; suspicion on China

Hackers believed to be working for the Chinese military breached the United States government computers, possibly compromising the personal data of 4 million current and former federal employees.......

Orlando nightclub shooter was radicalised online

The Federal Bureau of Investigation said that Omar Mateen, responsible for the killing of 49 people at a gay nightclub, did not appear to be part of any terrorist cell or group. ......

All Indian-American lawmakers get key US Congressional panels

All five Indian-American lawmakers, the highest in the history of the United States Congress, have been nominated to influential Congressional panels. Congressman Ro Khanna representing Silicon......

Senate Homeland Security And Governmental Affairs

News for Senate Homeland Security And Governmental Affairs

'Headley used US as base to plan attacks outside'

Safety of Pak's nuke arsenal worries US lawmakers

Hackers carry out massive attack on US government; suspicion on China

Orlando nightclub shooter was radicalised online

All Indian-American lawmakers get key US Congressional panels

US House votes to block funding for Obama immigration orders

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