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, with arrests also made overseas in relation to the plot. How an Innocent Woman's Name Was Tied to the Jan. 6 Pipe Bombs CBS News (11/25, Jacobs, Milton, et al.) reported that a federal security officer was publicly and incorrectly linked to the Jan. 6 pipe bombs until she cleared her name with an al

ognition, and tattoos, with the aim of enhancing the Next Generation Identification (NGI) system. The article noted that the FBI is partnering with the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) to evaluate the capabilities of industry- developed algorithms, with a focus on accuracy, reliability, and scalability for law enforcement use

eporting on the story was provided by ABC News (05/21, Murphy), Axios (05/21, Falconer, Ravid), BBC (05/21, Staff Writer), CBS News (05/21, Frazier, Milton), CNN (05/22, Marquardt, Cohen, Lybrand), Daily Mail (05/22, Chain), Fox News (05/21, Prtichett), The Guardian (05/21, Gedeon), NBC News (05/21, Chi

behind the wheel of his van. He stated that he had been "working on a detonator" and indicated to his audience that he would drive a car bomb into the National Institute of Standards and Technology. The press release stated that the FBI's Washington Field Office and the Joint Terrorism Task Force mobilized immediately to find Taranto, alerting

eporting on the story was provided by ABC News (05/21, Murphy), Axios (05/21, Falconer, Ravid), BBC (05/21, Staff Writer), CBS News (05/21, Frazier, Milton), CNN (05/22, Marquardt, Cohen, Lybrand), Daily Mail (05/22, Chain), Fox News (05/21, Prtichett), The Guardian (05/21, Gedeon), NBC News (05/21, Chi

behind the wheel of his van. He stated that he had been "working on a detonator" and indicated to his audience that he would drive a car bomb into the National Institute of Standards and Technology. The press release stated that the FBI's Washington Field Office and the Joint Terrorism Task Force mobilized immediately to find Taranto, alerting