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Donald Trump Had Secret Documents On Iran, China In Florida Home: Report
Documents seized from former president Donald Trump's Florida home in August included highly sensitive intelligence on Iran and China that risked exposure of US spying methods, the Washington Post reported Friday.
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Canadian Michael Spavor Jailed For 11 Years In China On Spying Charges
A Chinese court on Wednesday jailed Canadian businessman Michael Spavor for 11 years after finding him guilty of spying in a case his country has decried as "trumped up".
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Joe Biden Administration Vows to Protect US Telecoms Network From Huawei Security Threat
The Joe Biden administration will work to safeguard American telecoms networks from "untrusted vendors" like Huawei that threaten national security, the White House said, offering some insight into its plans for China's top telecoms equipment company, long in Washington's crosshairs.
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China Greatest Threat To US, Freedom Since World War II: Trump Spy Chief
The top U.S intelligence official stepped up the Trump administration's harsh attacks on Beijing on Thursday, labeling China the biggest threat to democracy and freedom worldwide since World War Two and saying it was bent on global domination.
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China, Russia More Aligned, Say Spy Chiefs As They Review Threats To US
China and Russia pose the biggest risks to the United States, and are more aligned than they have been in decades as they target the 2020 presidential election and American institutions to expand their global reach, U.S. intelligence officials told senators on Tuesday.
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US Spy Chiefs Break With Donald Trump On Many Threats To The Country
China and Russia pose the biggest risks to the United States and are more aligned than they have been in decades, U.S. intelligence leaders told senators on Tuesday, in testimony that repeatedly contradicted President Donald Trump's statements on global threats.
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Trump Has "1 Official iPhone": White House Rejects "Fake" NYT Report
The White House has dismissed The New York Times report that US President Donald Trump has three cellphones, saying he has only one official government iPhone, the security of which follows industry best practices.
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China Denies Spying on Trump's iPhone, Suggests He Use Huawei
Taking a page from the U.S. president's own playbook, China on Thursday denounced a NYT report that it is listening to Donald Trump's phone calls as "fake news."
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Trump Reportedly Using Unsecured iPhone, China and Russia Said to Be Listening In
Chinese and Russian spies often eavesdrop on President Donald Trump when he uses his unsecured iPhone to gossip with old friends, the New York Times reported on Wednesday.
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China Listens To Donald Trump's Phone Calls, Tries To Sway Policy: Report
Chinese spies often eavesdrop on US President Donald Trump when he uses his unsecure cellphone to gossip with old friends, and Beijing uses what it learns to try to sway US policy, the New York Times reported on Wednesday, citing current and former US officials.
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US Looking At Building Super-Fast 5G Network To Counter China Spying Threat
President Donald Trump's national security team is looking at options to counter the threat of China spying on U.S. phone calls that include the government building a super-fast 5G wireless network, a senior administration official said on Sunday.
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Donald Trump Had Secret Documents On Iran, China In Florida Home: Report
Documents seized from former president Donald Trump's Florida home in August included highly sensitive intelligence on Iran and China that risked exposure of US spying methods, the Washington Post reported Friday.
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Canadian Michael Spavor Jailed For 11 Years In China On Spying Charges
A Chinese court on Wednesday jailed Canadian businessman Michael Spavor for 11 years after finding him guilty of spying in a case his country has decried as "trumped up".
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Joe Biden Administration Vows to Protect US Telecoms Network From Huawei Security Threat
The Joe Biden administration will work to safeguard American telecoms networks from "untrusted vendors" like Huawei that threaten national security, the White House said, offering some insight into its plans for China's top telecoms equipment company, long in Washington's crosshairs.
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China Greatest Threat To US, Freedom Since World War II: Trump Spy Chief
The top U.S intelligence official stepped up the Trump administration's harsh attacks on Beijing on Thursday, labeling China the biggest threat to democracy and freedom worldwide since World War Two and saying it was bent on global domination.
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China, Russia More Aligned, Say Spy Chiefs As They Review Threats To US
China and Russia pose the biggest risks to the United States, and are more aligned than they have been in decades as they target the 2020 presidential election and American institutions to expand their global reach, U.S. intelligence officials told senators on Tuesday.
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US Spy Chiefs Break With Donald Trump On Many Threats To The Country
China and Russia pose the biggest risks to the United States and are more aligned than they have been in decades, U.S. intelligence leaders told senators on Tuesday, in testimony that repeatedly contradicted President Donald Trump's statements on global threats.
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Trump Has "1 Official iPhone": White House Rejects "Fake" NYT Report
The White House has dismissed The New York Times report that US President Donald Trump has three cellphones, saying he has only one official government iPhone, the security of which follows industry best practices.
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China Denies Spying on Trump's iPhone, Suggests He Use Huawei
Taking a page from the U.S. president's own playbook, China on Thursday denounced a NYT report that it is listening to Donald Trump's phone calls as "fake news."
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Trump Reportedly Using Unsecured iPhone, China and Russia Said to Be Listening In
Chinese and Russian spies often eavesdrop on President Donald Trump when he uses his unsecured iPhone to gossip with old friends, the New York Times reported on Wednesday.
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China Listens To Donald Trump's Phone Calls, Tries To Sway Policy: Report
Chinese spies often eavesdrop on US President Donald Trump when he uses his unsecure cellphone to gossip with old friends, and Beijing uses what it learns to try to sway US policy, the New York Times reported on Wednesday, citing current and former US officials.
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US Looking At Building Super-Fast 5G Network To Counter China Spying Threat
President Donald Trump's national security team is looking at options to counter the threat of China spying on U.S. phone calls that include the government building a super-fast 5G wireless network, a senior administration official said on Sunday.
