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FBI to publicly release report on Hillary Clinton email investigation The Federal Bureau of Investigation ( FBI ) expects to publicly release the report sent to the Justice Department in July recommending no charges in the Hillary Clinton email server investigation in the coming days, officials said. The release is in response to numerous Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) requests including from   CNN. Also to be released is   Hillary Clinton 's 302, the FBI agent notes from Clinton's voluntary interview at FBI headquarters,   CNN   reported on Tuesday. The report is about 30 pages, and the 302 is about a dozen pages according to the officials. Not yet being released are additional notes from interviews of Clinton aides or other investigative materials that were sent to Congress. Last month, FBI Director James Comey recommended against charges for Clinton for her use of a private email server while she was secretary of state, but he did describe her b...

Man arrested in California had guns, explosives: Police An Indiana man armed with three assault rifles and chemicals used to make explosives was arrested in  Southern California  and told police he was headed to a West Hollywood gay pride parade, an event that annually draws hundreds of thousands of people, authorities said. The Sunday's arrest in Santa Monica of James Wesley Howell, 20, of Jeffersonville, came just a few hours after at least 50 people were shot and killed in a gay nightclub in Orlando, Florida, though police said they had found no evidence of a connection between the events. The LA Pride event continued as usual, albeit with increased security. Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti announced the arrest at the start of the parade and struck a defiant tone. "We are here as Angelenos, as the LGBT community and allies," he said. "And we will not shrink away, we will not be stuck in our homes, we will not go back into our closets. We're here to...

Islamic State (ISIS) technicians are working to develop a   Google-style driverless car   that could navigate itself into a crowded area before detonating an explosive device, aNATO security expert has warned. ISIS' research and development department in the terror group's de facto Syrian capital, Raqqa, is believed to be producing the vehicles at the same time as US Internet giant Google attempts to perfect the same technology. If successful, the invention could prove to be a major headache for security services in Britain and throughoutEurope and North America, where self-driving cars are expected to become commonplace, Daily Express reported. Thousands of driverless cars are expected to be on Britain's roads within the next few years and there is a very real prospect jihadis could prey on the new technology to launch attacks in the UK. Jamie Shea, NATO's deputy assistant secretary general for emerging security threats, said the Islamic extremists were u...

Google   CEO  Sundar Pichai   has backed  Apple   in its battle with  FBI   over opposing a US court's ruling to unlock the  iPhone  of a Pakistani-American  terrorist  who shot dead 14 people in California, saying forcing  companies  to enable  hacking  could "compromise" users' privacy. Read Full Article Over Here :  Business Standard News