US Secret Service agent's laptop stolen

ABC News reported on March 17 that a Secret Service employee's laptop containing floor plans of Trump Tower, details of the criminal investigation into former US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton's use of a private email server to handle official business, and other national security information was stolen.

The New York Daily News quoted police sources as saying that authorities were searching for the laptop after it was stolen on the morning of March 16 from a car belonging to the agent in Brooklyn, New York City.

Trump Tower. (Source: Reuters)

Previously, leaders of the US House Intelligence Committee said they believed Trump Tower was not wiretapped during the 2016 US presidential election campaign.

They also announced that the directors of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) and the National Security Agency (NSA) will testify next week about the wiretapping allegations as well as the possibility of Russian interference in the US election.

Responding to reporters, the Chairman of the Committee, Republican Congressman Davin Nunes, and the highest-ranking Democratic member of the committee, Mr. Adam Schiff, stated that they did not believe that President Donald Trump's calls were wiretapped, as the billionaire had alleged.

However, the two men asked the FBI to provide any evidence related to Mr. Trump's accusations at the hearing on March 20./

According to Vietnamplus