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The public tools Russia allegedly used to hack America’s election
Using spear-fishing, Russian intelligence officials launched a devastating hack against Hillary Clinton’s 2016 presidential campaign.
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Was June fraud case part of massive OPM hack or not?
The mystery continued over if, and how, swiped data of federal employees may be used in further fraud cases.
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Former CIA official charged with espionage
A former C.I.A. officer is suspected of being behind one of the agency’s most embarrassing leaks in history.
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Ex-US Navy man sentenced for taking classified information
A former member of the U.S. Navy has been sentenced to prison for illegally keeping classified national defense information, including that of some U.S. nuclear operations.
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Man gets 5 years in prison for scamming $24 million from GI Bill benefits program
A Pennsylvania man involved in a scheme that stole more than $24 million from the Post-9/11 GI Bill program is now headed to prison.
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Fired FBI deputy chief Andrew McCabe faces criminal referral
The Justice Department’s inspector general has sent a criminal referral about fired FBI deputy director Andrew McCabe to federal prosecutors in Washington, his lawyer said Thursday.
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Former Minnesota FBI agent pleads guilty to leaking to media
The Trump administration and Attorney General Jeff Sessions have made prosecuting government employees who leak sensitive information to the media a high priority.
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Judge: Trump’s ban on transgender troops on hold until trial
A U.S. judge in Seattle has ordered President Donald Trump not to ban transgender troops from serving in the military, saying it’s unclear whether recent changes to his administration’s policy are constitutional.
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EPA, FBI and DHS get new senior leadership
Federal agencies saw a series of leadership positions confirmed and announced, especially in IT.
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First person sentenced in Russia probe draws 30 days, fine
Alex van der Zwaan’s sentence could set a guidepost for what other defendants charged with lying in special counsel Robert Mueller’s investigation may receive when their cases are resolved.
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The public tools Russia allegedly used to hack America’s election
Using spear-fishing, Russian intelligence officials launched a devastating hack against Hillary Clinton’s 2016 presidential campaign.
-
Was June fraud case part of massive OPM hack or not?
The mystery continued over if, and how, swiped data of federal employees may be used in further fraud cases.
-
Former CIA official charged with espionage
A former C.I.A. officer is suspected of being behind one of the agency’s most embarrassing leaks in history.
-
Ex-US Navy man sentenced for taking classified information
A former member of the U.S. Navy has been sentenced to prison for illegally keeping classified national defense information, including that of some U.S. nuclear operations.
-
Man gets 5 years in prison for scamming $24 million from GI Bill benefits program
A Pennsylvania man involved in a scheme that stole more than $24 million from the Post-9/11 GI Bill program is now headed to prison.
-
Fired FBI deputy chief Andrew McCabe faces criminal referral
The Justice Department’s inspector general has sent a criminal referral about fired FBI deputy director Andrew McCabe to federal prosecutors in Washington, his lawyer said Thursday.
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Former Minnesota FBI agent pleads guilty to leaking to media
The Trump administration and Attorney General Jeff Sessions have made prosecuting government employees who leak sensitive information to the media a high priority.
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Judge: Trump’s ban on transgender troops on hold until trial
A U.S. judge in Seattle has ordered President Donald Trump not to ban transgender troops from serving in the military, saying it’s unclear whether recent changes to his administration’s policy are constitutional.
-
EPA, FBI and DHS get new senior leadership
Federal agencies saw a series of leadership positions confirmed and announced, especially in IT.
-
First person sentenced in Russia probe draws 30 days, fine
Alex van der Zwaan’s sentence could set a guidepost for what other defendants charged with lying in special counsel Robert Mueller’s investigation may receive when their cases are resolved.
-
The public tools Russia allegedly used to hack America’s election
Using spear-fishing, Russian intelligence officials launched a devastating hack against Hillary Clinton’s 2016 presidential campaign.
-
Was June fraud case part of massive OPM hack or not?
The mystery continued over if, and how, swiped data of federal employees may be used in further fraud cases.
-
Former CIA official charged with espionage
A former C.I.A. officer is suspected of being behind one of the agency’s most embarrassing leaks in history.
-
Ex-US Navy man sentenced for taking classified information
A former member of the U.S. Navy has been sentenced to prison for illegally keeping classified national defense information, including that of some U.S. nuclear operations.
-
Man gets 5 years in prison for scamming $24 million from GI Bill benefits program
A Pennsylvania man involved in a scheme that stole more than $24 million from the Post-9/11 GI Bill program is now headed to prison.
-
Fired FBI deputy chief Andrew McCabe faces criminal referral
The Justice Department’s inspector general has sent a criminal referral about fired FBI deputy director Andrew McCabe to federal prosecutors in Washington, his lawyer said Thursday.
-
Former Minnesota FBI agent pleads guilty to leaking to media
The Trump administration and Attorney General Jeff Sessions have made prosecuting government employees who leak sensitive information to the media a high priority.
-
Judge: Trump’s ban on transgender troops on hold until trial
A U.S. judge in Seattle has ordered President Donald Trump not to ban transgender troops from serving in the military, saying it’s unclear whether recent changes to his administration’s policy are constitutional.
-
EPA, FBI and DHS get new senior leadership
Federal agencies saw a series of leadership positions confirmed and announced, especially in IT.
-
First person sentenced in Russia probe draws 30 days, fine
Alex van der Zwaan’s sentence could set a guidepost for what other defendants charged with lying in special counsel Robert Mueller’s investigation may receive when their cases are resolved.
