Federal terrorism watchlist includes 1.25 million names The suit joins similar lawsuits winding their way through U.S. courts. In 2019, a U.S. District Court judge ruled that the watchlist ...

How Do I Create a Stock Watch List? When you’re deciding how you’ll create your stock market watchlist, you want to find a balance between too many and too few. If your watchlist contains too ...

If your watchlist contains too many stocks, your list will be too broad and cluttered to be effective. If there are too few, you’ll exclude stocks that might match your criteria.

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As of the end of May, there have been 125 arrests at the southern border between ports of entry by Border Patrol since the fiscal year began in October. That is higher than FY 2022’s 98 ...

The watchlist was established after the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks as a federal database of known terrorists who are not US citizens, according to the FBI. It has since expanded to include suspected ...

The U.S. government’s secret terrorism watchlist included roughly 1.2 million people by 2017, among them about 4,600 U.S. citizens or green card holders.

All it took was one phone call for a Democratic senator to have her husband removed from a travel watchlist that tracks ties to suspected terrorists, according to a report. In Oct. 2023, Sen ...

Being on the terrorist watchlist list does not alone disqualify an individual from buying guns or explosives, according to a 2013 report by the nonpartisan Congressional Research Service.

A person of interest in the Brooklyn subway shooting on April 12, 2022, was reportedly on the FBI's watchlist before being cleared in 2019. In this photo, an NYPD officer patrols the subway ...

A watchlist of risky individuals and corporate entities owned by Dow Jones has been exposed, after a company with access to the database left it on a server without a password. Bob Diachenko, an ...