David Bristow

A federal magistrate on Monday refused to grant bail to a man accused of providing the assault-style rifles a married couple used to massacre 14 people in San Bernardino, California, in an attack inspired by Islamic State.

Britain launched a new crime-fighting agency today and unveiled a revamped strategy to combat serious organised crime, which it says costs the country 24 billion pounds and represents a threat to national security.

A federal magistrate on Monday refused to grant bail to a man accused of providing the assault-style rifles a married couple used to massacre 14 people in San Bernardino, California, in an attack inspired by Islamic State.

Britain launched a new crime-fighting agency today and unveiled a revamped strategy to combat serious organised crime, which it says costs the country 24 billion pounds and represents a threat to national security.