Politics Nov 10 Federal judge denies Trump attempt to stop release of Jan. 6 records In denying a preliminary injunction, U.S. District Judge Tanya Chutkan said Tuesday that Congress had a strong public interest in obtaining records that could shed light on a violent insurrection mounted by the former president’s supporters.
World Nov 05 Tigray, other groups form alliance against Ethiopia’s leader "There is no limit for us," Berhane Gebrechristos, a former foreign minister and Tigray official, told reporters in Washington. "Definitely we will have a change in Ethiopia before Ethiopia implodes."…
Nation Nov 05 Thousands of federal intelligence officers refusing to get vaccine at risk of dismissal Several intelligence agencies had at least 20% of their workforces that were unvaccinated as of late October.
World Nov 05 WATCH: Blinken announces new coordinator for Havana syndrome investigation People affected have reported headaches, dizziness, nausea, and other symptoms consistent with traumatic brain injuries.
World Oct 07 CIA creates working group on China as threats keep rising The group will become one of fewer than a dozen mission centers operated by the CIA, with weekly director-level meetings intended to drive the agency's strategy toward China.
World Sep 17 U.S. threatens sanctions against Ethiopian officials in Tigray conflict Ten months of fighting have left hundreds of thousands of people there facing famine. A new executive order allows the Treasury Department to sanction leaders and groups seen as fueling the conflict.
Politics Sep 14 General promises U.S. ‘surge’ against foreign cyberattacks U.S. mounting a new “surge” to fight incursions that have at times debilitated government agencies and companies responsible for critical infrastructure.
World Aug 24 CIA head meets Taliban leader as fears for Afghanistan grow The director of the CIA met with the Taliban’s top political leader in Kabul, an official said Tuesday, as more reports emerged of abuses in areas held by the fighters.
World Jul 01 NSA discloses hacking methods it says are used by Russia U.S. and British agencies have disclosed hacking techniques they say are used by Russian intelligence to target hundreds of government agencies, energy companies and other organizations, amid a wave of devastating cyberattacks around the world.
Nation Jun 25 UF-No clue, says national intelligence report on mysterious air events Investigators did not find extraterrestrial links in reviewing 144 sightings of aircraft or other devices apparently flying at mysterious speeds or trajectories. But they drew few other conclusions and instead highlighted the need for better data collection.