James Comey

FBI Director: No Evidence California Shooters Were Part Of Cell

FBI Director James Comey said the couple expressed support for "jihad and martyrdom" in private communications but never did so on social media.
By Joseph Ax, Reuters

San Bernardino Shooters Radicalized At Least 2 Years Ago, FBI Director Says

The two were radicalized even before they met online.
By ERIC TUCKER and ASIF SHANZAD, AP

Loretta Lynch: Tone Of Refugee Debate Goes Against U.S. Values

"Our values are not secondary considerations in the fight against terror," Lynch said.
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U.S. Investigators Struggle To Track Homegrown ISIS Suspects

By Michael S. Schmidt, Eric Schmitt and Matt Apuzzo, The New York Times

DEA Chief Agrees With Claim That 'Ferguson Effect' Is Causing Crime Surge

Cops fear they'll "become the next viral video," Chuck Rosenberg says.
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Criminal Justice Reform Threatened By Divisions Within Obama Administration

By Jordan Fabian, The Hill

Why The Notion Of A 'Ferguson Effect' On Policing Is So Problematic

A HuffPost Live guest unpacks the Ferguson effect and explains why the idea is so troubling.
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White House To FBI Director: No, Viral Videos Aren't Causing Crime

James Comey continues to argue the "Ferguson effect" is fueling the crime surge.
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FBI Director Says Hashtags Are Worsening The Citizen-Police Divide

"Of the explanations I have heard, it is the one that makes the most sense to me."
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FBI Director Links Rise In Violent Crime To Viral Videos

By Christopher Sherman, AP/HuffPost