Huawei executive arrested in Poland on spying charges
A Huawei executive arrested in Poland on charges of spying for China has been fired by the Chinese tech company.
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Michael Cohen's big day may not be about Russia
The congressional testimony of President Donald Trump's ex-lawyer Michael Cohen is already set to be one of the most highly anticipated moments of the new Democratic-controlled House, but those expecting significant public insights into the Russia investigation could be disappointed.
FBI operations damaged as shutdown continues
Informants at risk of losing awards. A growing backlog of evidence untested. Assistance in an international kidnapping case turned down.
US citizen accused of spying in Russia files appeal
US citizen Paul Whelan, who was arrested in Russia on suspicion of espionage, has filed an appeal against a Moscow court's decision to detain him without bail.
Too early to discuss a 'prisoner swap,' Russian minister says
It's too early to discuss a possible "prisoner swap" involving detained American Paul Whelan, Russia's deputy foreign minister said Saturday, according to a Russian state news agency.
Lawyer for American charged with espionage in Russia appeals detention and applies for bail
A lawyer for Paul Whelan, a US citizen charged in Russia with espionage, said Thursday he has filed an appeal in court against Whelan's detention without bail, which he called unwarranted and excessive.
Mueller grand jury gets 6-month extension
Special counsel Robert Mueller's federal grand jury has been extended so it may continue to meet and vote on criminal indictments for up to six more months.
US ambassador to Russia visits detained US citizen Paul Whelan
US Ambassador to Russia Jon Huntsman on Wednesday visited an American citizen in Russian custody, five days after the corporate security director was mysteriously arrested.
Detained US citizen was in Moscow for a wedding, brother says
A US citizen and corporate security director detained in Russia on accusations of spying is a retired Marine who was in Moscow for a wedding, his twin brother said Tuesday.
Time: Russians pressured Manafort to pay back debt during campaign
Paul Manafort was pressured by a former Russian associate to pay back millions he owed during the time he was running Donald Trump's 2016 presidential campaign, according to a new report from Time magazine.
Russia, Turkey 'reach understanding' on Syria after US pullout move
Russian and Turkish officials have reached an "understanding" on coordination of military activities in Syria following a high-level meeting in Moscow, Russian state news outlets cited Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov as saying.
9 more people arrested in Morocco tourist beheadings
Thirteen suspects have been arrested in connection with the beheading deaths of two tourists in Morocco, the state-controlled 2M news agency reported.
Deadly car bomb blasts rock Somali capital
The death toll from a double car bomb attack Saturday in Somalia's capital, Mogadishu, has risen to 15, a security official said.
How the US-China hacker war reached Europe and beyond
The email looked innocuous enough.
Intelligence agencies see no sign midterms were compromised
The intelligence community has not found any indication that US election infrastructure was compromised during this year's midterm elections, but countries like Russia, China and Iran continued to target the US with influence and messaging campaigns meant to further their strategic interests, the director of national intelligence said Friday.
Arrests made after two tourists beheaded in Morocco
Three suspects have been arrested and officials said a terrorist motive is being investigated after two Scandinavian tourists were found murdered and beheaded in the mountains of Morocco.
UK regulator says Russian broadcaster RT broke its rules
RT faces potential penalties after Britain's media regulator ruled that its coverage of the Skripal poisonings breached impartiality rules.
House committee may vote to send Stone transcript to Mueller
The House Intelligence Committee voted Thursday to send the transcript of its 2017 interview with Roger Stone to special counsel Robert Mueller, according to two sources familiar with the matter.
GOP rep hopes decision to pull troops from Syria 'reconsidered'
Republican Rep. Will Hurd said President Donald Trump's order to withdraw US troops from Syria was a "terrible" decision.
US announces new set of Russia sanctions
The US Treasury announced a new set of sanctions on Wednesday against Russian individuals and entities over what it called Russia's "continued disregard for international norms."
Clapper: Senate report 'gratifying'
Former Director of National Intelligence James Clapper said Monday that it was "gratifying" to read two Senate Intelligence Committee reports on the scope of Russian misinformation campaigns, because they reiterated the intelligence community's 2017 findings.
FBI releases document intel officials used to brief Trump on dossier
The FBI on Friday released a redacted version of the memo that top intelligence officials, including former FBI Director James Comey, used to brief President Donald Trump about the compilation of information detailing his possible connections to Russia -- a document which came to be known as the Trump dossier.
Alleged Russian spy Butina cooperating ahead of plea hearing
Alleged Russian spy Maria Butina has been offering investigators information on the American she conspired with to infiltrate US political circles and the Russian official who directed her activities, as she prepares to make her guilty plea official on Thursday, according to a person familiar with the matter.
US, China set to take action against each other as tensions rise
China and the US are set to take action against each other as tensions escalate over trade, cyber hacking and espionage as US senior law enforcement officials identified Beijing as the most serious threat to US national security on Wednesday.
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