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Russian woman charged with US election interference
The Justice Department unsealed the criminal complaint on the same day that U.S. intelligence agencies, in a rare public statement, asserted that Russia, China, Iran and other countries were engaged in continuous efforts to influence American policy and voters in the upcoming elections and beyond.
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Ex-FBI agent gets 4 years in prison for leaking documents
Prosecutors said a former FBI agent in Minnesota betrayed public trust when he stole more than 70 documents, including 50 that were classified.
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Air Force contractor pays $1M to settle bill-padding claims
A U.S. Air Force subcontractor has agreed to pay $1 million to settle government allegations that it padded its bills.
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Beijing accuses U.S. of weaving accusations ‘made out of thin air’ against arrested Chinese spy
Yanjun Xu, an operative of China’s Ministry of State Security, was charged Wednesday in Cincinnati, Ohio, after being extradited to the U.S. from Belgium.
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Navy veteran charged after toxic letters sent to Trump, other leaders
Charging documents filed Friday in U.S. District Court say 39-year-old William Clyde Allen III told investigators he wanted to “send a message.”
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Is the US legal system an effective cyber deterrent?
Current and former officials know foreign hackers may never see the inside of a U.S. courtroom, but they feel there are strong reasons to pursue them.
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Judge blocks US from ending protections for some immigrants
The judge said there is evidence that “President Trump harbors an animus against non-white, non-European aliens which influenced his … decision to end the TPS designation.”
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US charges 7 Russian intel officers as West condemns military spy agency
Russia’s GRU military spy agency is blamed for “brazen” attacks across the globe.
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Chinese man accused of spying, helping recruit US defense contractors
Ji Chaoqun, 27, is charged with one count of knowingly acting in the U.S. as an agent of a foreign government without prior notification of the attorney general.
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Ex-NSA worker sentenced for taking secret documents home
A former National Security Agency employee has been sentenced to prison for taking top secret U.S. defense materials back to his Maryland home.
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Russian woman charged with US election interference
The Justice Department unsealed the criminal complaint on the same day that U.S. intelligence agencies, in a rare public statement, asserted that Russia, China, Iran and other countries were engaged in continuous efforts to influence American policy and voters in the upcoming elections and beyond.
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Ex-FBI agent gets 4 years in prison for leaking documents
Prosecutors said a former FBI agent in Minnesota betrayed public trust when he stole more than 70 documents, including 50 that were classified.
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Air Force contractor pays $1M to settle bill-padding claims
A U.S. Air Force subcontractor has agreed to pay $1 million to settle government allegations that it padded its bills.
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Beijing accuses U.S. of weaving accusations ‘made out of thin air’ against arrested Chinese spy
Yanjun Xu, an operative of China’s Ministry of State Security, was charged Wednesday in Cincinnati, Ohio, after being extradited to the U.S. from Belgium.
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Navy veteran charged after toxic letters sent to Trump, other leaders
Charging documents filed Friday in U.S. District Court say 39-year-old William Clyde Allen III told investigators he wanted to “send a message.”
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Is the US legal system an effective cyber deterrent?
Current and former officials know foreign hackers may never see the inside of a U.S. courtroom, but they feel there are strong reasons to pursue them.
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Judge blocks US from ending protections for some immigrants
The judge said there is evidence that “President Trump harbors an animus against non-white, non-European aliens which influenced his … decision to end the TPS designation.”
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US charges 7 Russian intel officers as West condemns military spy agency
Russia’s GRU military spy agency is blamed for “brazen” attacks across the globe.
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Chinese man accused of spying, helping recruit US defense contractors
Ji Chaoqun, 27, is charged with one count of knowingly acting in the U.S. as an agent of a foreign government without prior notification of the attorney general.
-
Ex-NSA worker sentenced for taking secret documents home
A former National Security Agency employee has been sentenced to prison for taking top secret U.S. defense materials back to his Maryland home.
-
Russian woman charged with US election interference
The Justice Department unsealed the criminal complaint on the same day that U.S. intelligence agencies, in a rare public statement, asserted that Russia, China, Iran and other countries were engaged in continuous efforts to influence American policy and voters in the upcoming elections and beyond.
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Ex-FBI agent gets 4 years in prison for leaking documents
Prosecutors said a former FBI agent in Minnesota betrayed public trust when he stole more than 70 documents, including 50 that were classified.
-
Air Force contractor pays $1M to settle bill-padding claims
A U.S. Air Force subcontractor has agreed to pay $1 million to settle government allegations that it padded its bills.
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Beijing accuses U.S. of weaving accusations ‘made out of thin air’ against arrested Chinese spy
Yanjun Xu, an operative of China’s Ministry of State Security, was charged Wednesday in Cincinnati, Ohio, after being extradited to the U.S. from Belgium.
-
Navy veteran charged after toxic letters sent to Trump, other leaders
Charging documents filed Friday in U.S. District Court say 39-year-old William Clyde Allen III told investigators he wanted to “send a message.”
-
Is the US legal system an effective cyber deterrent?
Current and former officials know foreign hackers may never see the inside of a U.S. courtroom, but they feel there are strong reasons to pursue them.
-
Judge blocks US from ending protections for some immigrants
The judge said there is evidence that “President Trump harbors an animus against non-white, non-European aliens which influenced his … decision to end the TPS designation.”
-
US charges 7 Russian intel officers as West condemns military spy agency
Russia’s GRU military spy agency is blamed for “brazen” attacks across the globe.
-
Chinese man accused of spying, helping recruit US defense contractors
Ji Chaoqun, 27, is charged with one count of knowingly acting in the U.S. as an agent of a foreign government without prior notification of the attorney general.
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Ex-NSA worker sentenced for taking secret documents home
A former National Security Agency employee has been sentenced to prison for taking top secret U.S. defense materials back to his Maryland home.













