Airman accused of classified document leak had history of racism and violence, prosecutors allege.

Massachusetts Air National Guardsman Jack Teixeira allegedly accessed "hundreds" of highly classified U.S. intelligence documents more than a year before he was arrested for allegedly leaking them. Prosecutors argued that Teixeira poses a serious flight risk and must remain detained, citing his possession of a "virtual arsenal of weapons" and his access to classified information that could be of value to hostile nation-states. Teixeira is scheduled to appear in a federal court in Worcester, Massachusetts, on Thursday for a detention hearing.