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Nancy Guthrie, 84, abducted near Tucson, Arizona, remains missing after DNA from a glove found near her home did not match the suspect in surveillance footage. Authorities continue to investigate, with no proof of life or death, and her family remains hopeful.
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Nancy Guthrie, 84, has been missing from her Tucson home since Jan 31. Her family, including NBC's Savannah Guthrie, offers a $1 million reward for information leading to her recovery, amid fears she may have been kidnapped or worse. Authorities urge caution and are investigating the case.
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On March 6-7, 2026, the U.S. Justice Department released previously withheld FBI interview memos from 2019 involving a woman who alleged sexual assault by Jeffrey Epstein and former President Donald Trump in the 1980s when she was a minor. The DOJ attributed the omission to mislabeling files as duplicates. Trump denies wrongdoing. Congressional Democrats have launched investigations into potential illegal withholding amid ongoing scrutiny of the Epstein Files Transparency Act compliance.
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A mass shooting occurred early Sunday outside a bar in Austin, Texas, leaving three dead and 14 wounded. The suspect, Ndiaga Diagne, was killed by police. Authorities are investigating possible links to terrorism amid recent US-Israel military actions against Iran, with the suspect wearing clothing bearing Iranian symbols.
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Multiple sources report that Kansas City airport was evacuated today following a credible threat. The terminal was cleared, and flights were held on the taxiway. The FBI is investigating the incident, which caused significant disruption for nearly two hours before operations resumed.
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On March 6, 2026, Asif Merchant, a Pakistani national linked to Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), was convicted in Brooklyn for attempting to recruit assassins to kill Donald Trump, Joe Biden, and Nikki Haley during the 2024 US presidential campaign. Merchant admitted involvement but claimed coercion to protect his family. The plot was disrupted by an informant and an FBI sting before any attack occurred amid escalating US-Israeli strikes on Iran.
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Savannah Guthrie's mother, Nancy Guthrie, was abducted from her Tucson home over a month ago. Despite a $1 million reward and ongoing investigations, her whereabouts remain unknown. Guthrie has taken leave from NBC's 'Today' to support her family and aid the search.
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Cuba reports that a speedboat carrying 10 armed Cubans from the US was intercepted near Cayo Falcones. Five suspects were killed, others wounded and detained. The incident heightens tensions between Cuba and the US amid ongoing regional instability and accusations of terrorism.
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Recent attacks in the US, linked to ideological motives, highlight vulnerabilities as the counterterrorism system faces staffing and resource shortages amid escalating tensions with Iran. The FBI and other agencies are under strain following personnel purges and shifting priorities, raising concerns over national security readiness.
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William Neil McCasland, 68, a retired US Air Force general linked to UFO research, disappeared from his Albuquerque home on February 28. Despite extensive searches involving FBI and local authorities, no clues have emerged. His disappearance coincides with increased government interest in UFO disclosures.
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Recent investigations reveal disturbing child abuse cases involving social media, with suspects in the US and Malaysia. The cases include sexual exploitation, possession of child pornography, and abuse of minors, leading to arrests and ongoing legal proceedings. The stories highlight the global reach of online abuse and law enforcement efforts.
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On Saturday near New York City's Gracie Mansion, two homemade explosive devices were thrown during a far-right anti-Muslim protest led by Jake Lang, resulting in arrests of two men suspected of ISIS-inspired terrorism. The devices did not detonate, and investigations involve the NYPD, FBI, and federal prosecutors. Mayor Zohran Mamdani condemned the violence and the protest.
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Two young men from Pennsylvania, Emir Balat and Ibrahim Kayumi, were arrested after allegedly throwing improvised explosive devices at anti-Muslim protesters outside Gracie Mansion. The devices, inspired by ISIS, did not detonate. The suspects expressed allegiance to ISIS and aimed for a larger attack than the Boston Marathon bombing. No injuries occurred.
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The FBI subpoenaed Arizona's Senate for records related to the 2020 election audit in Maricopa County. Arizona officials confirmed they handed over the records amid ongoing investigations into election irregularities, despite multiple audits finding no evidence of widespread fraud. The move aligns with federal efforts in Georgia and Arizona to scrutinize the 2020 results.
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Emir Balat, 18, and Ibrahim Kayumi, 19, were arrested after attempting to set off improvised explosives at an anti-Muslim rally near Gracie Mansion. They claimed inspiration from Islamic State, and police found evidence including TATP explosives. The attack was thwarted, with no injuries reported. The suspects are held without bail.
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Early Tuesday morning, two men fired shots at the US consulate in downtown Toronto from a stolen white Honda CR-V. No injuries were reported. The incident is under investigation as a national security threat amid heightened tensions over the Iran war and recent antisemitic attacks in Toronto. Security has been increased at US and Israeli diplomatic sites across Canada.
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In early February 2026, the FBI issued a confidential alert warning that Iran allegedly aspired to conduct a surprise drone attack from an unidentified vessel off the California coast if the US struck Iran. Officials, including the White House and California Governor Gavin Newsom, emphasize no credible or imminent threat exists, but security measures remain heightened amid ongoing US-Iran conflict.
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U.S. military training now accepts drone crashes as normal, emphasizing cost-effective tactics and resilience. Meanwhile, Ukraine's Merops anti-drone system, developed with Ukrainian input, has proven highly effective against Russian attack drones. The U.S. is rushing to deploy similar interceptors in the Middle East to counter Iranian drones, exposing gaps in existing defenses and highlighting evolving drone warfare strategies.
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A vehicle rammed into Temple Israel in West Bloomfield, Michigan, causing a fire and prompting a lockdown. FBI and local authorities responded to an active shooter situation, with no confirmed injuries except potentially the shooter. The incident follows heightened tensions amid regional conflicts and anti-Semitic fears.
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On March 12, 2026, Ayman Mohammad Ghazali, a 41-year-old naturalized US citizen born in Lebanon, rammed his car into Temple Israel synagogue near Detroit, firing a gun before dying by suicide after his vehicle caught fire. Armed security guards engaged him, preventing casualties among 140 children and staff inside. The FBI is investigating the attack as targeted violence against the Jewish community amid heightened tensions following the US-Israeli war on Iran.
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Recent violent incidents in the US, including a college shooting in Virginia and a synagogue attack in Michigan, are connected to Middle East conflicts. Perpetrators had terrorist backgrounds or links, raising security concerns as regional tensions escalate. Today’s date: Mon, 23 Mar 2026.
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An unidentified police officer was shot in Washington, D.C., while working on an investigation. The officer was hit in the shoulder, airlifted to hospital, and is in serious but stable condition. Authorities are searching for two suspects, with federal support involved.
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A new book by retired FBI agent Geoffrey Kelly revisits the 1990 Boston museum theft, dismissing theories involving the Corsican mob and IRA. Current investigations focus on Boston mobsters linked to Carmello Merlino, with two deceased suspects resembling the thieves. The FBI offers up to $10 million for information.
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Joe Kent, former CIA and Army officer, resigned as director of the National Counterterrorism Center, citing opposition to the Iran conflict. He claims the war was driven by Israeli influence and alleges a federal investigation into classified leaks. His departure has intensified conservative debates on Iran policy.
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Security agencies warn of increased Iranian efforts to target Jewish and Israeli targets globally, especially during Passover. Recent attacks include a vehicle ramming at Temple Israel in Michigan and threats to Jewish sites in London. Authorities emphasize heightened vigilance and security measures worldwide.
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Recent weeks have seen a surge in violence, with settler attacks in the West Bank following the death of an Israeli teen, and a deadly attack on a Michigan synagogue linked to international tensions. Both incidents highlight rising security concerns and political tensions.
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Robert Mueller, former FBI director and special counsel who led the Russia election interference probe, died Friday at 81. Mueller served 12 years as FBI chief, transforming it post-9/11, and later investigated Trump’s 2016 campaign. No cause of death was given. Trump responded on Truth Social, expressing relief at Mueller's passing.
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Robert Mueller, former FBI director and special counsel in the Trump-Russia investigation, died on Friday at age 81. Known for transforming the FBI post-9/11 and leading the contentious 2019 investigation into Russian interference, his death prompts reflection on his legacy in law enforcement and politics.
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Nancy Guthrie, 84, disappeared from her Tucson home on February 1. Her family believes she was abducted and urges the community to review key dates and footage. A $1 million reward is offered for information leading to her recovery. The case remains unsolved after seven weeks.
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Alen Zheng, 20, allegedly planted an IED at MacDill Air Force Base in Tampa on March 10. His sister Ann Mary Zheng, 27, helped him evade law enforcement after he fled to China. The device was later found in a secluded area. Both face federal charges; the brother remains at large.
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Georgia's legislature has passed a bill requiring nonpartisan elections for local officials in five major counties, including Fulton and DeKalb, starting in 2028. The move aims to reshape local political contests amid ongoing election-related investigations and legal disputes over ballot seizures in Fulton County.
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The FBI confirmed that Kash Patel's personal email was targeted by Iranian-linked hackers, Handala Hack Team. The group posted old personal records, photos, and claimed responsibility, highlighting ongoing cyber threats linked to Iran. The breach involves data from 2010-2019, with no current government information compromised.