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Trump Must Pay $741,000 Legal Bill Over Failed Lawsuit, Rules UK Court
The High Court in London on Thursday ordered US President Donald Trump to pay £625,000 ($741,000) in legal costs after he unsuccessfully sued a former British spy over a salacious dossier.
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Trump Administration Directs Spy Satellite Agencies To Surveil US-Mexico Border
The Trump administration has directed two intelligence agencies to train their satellite surveillance capabilities on the US-Mexico border region as part of a sweeping crackdown on illegal immigration and drug cartels.
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Israel's Spy Agency Had Warned Of October 7 Attacks 5 Months In Advance
The October 7 attack by Hamas on Israeli territories near the Gaza Strip didn't come out of the blue, Israel's internal agency has revealed, adding it had warned Prime Minister BenjaminNetanyahu at least five months in advance about it.
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Pentagon Chief Orders US Spies To Halt Cyber Espionage Against Russia: Report
The move is being seen as a broader effort by President Donald Trump to draw his Russian counterpart, Vladimir Putin into talks on Ukraine.
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Putin Will Free Jailed US Reporter Held In Russia "For Me": Trump
Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump said on Thursday he will use his relationship with Russian President Vladimir Putin to get Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich freed from a Russian prison.
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"Bound To Fail": UK Judge Dismisses Donald Trump's Claims Over Russia Files
A UK judge on Thursday dismissed a claim by Donald Trump against a former spy who compiled a salacious dossier containing allegations of the former US president's links to Russia.
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TikTok Could Face US Ban as Lawmakers Announce Bipartisan Bid to Block App Over Spying, Censorship Concerns
TikTok could face a ban in the US, as lawmakers unveiled bipartisan legislation aimed at banning the Chinese video sharing app. The US is concerned that TikTok, which is owned by ByteDance, could be used to spy on 200 million American users and censor content on the popular social media app.
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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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TikTok US Ban: Appeals Court Schedules December 14 Hearing on App Store Block
A federal appeals court said it will hear oral arguments on December 14 on the government's appeal of an order that blocked a ban on Apple and Google offering TikTok for download in US app stores.
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US Faces Ongoing Court Battles Over TikTok, WeChat Bans
The Trump administration faces ongoing court battles after two legal setbacks in its efforts to bar US app stores from offering Chinese-owned TikTok or WeChat for download.
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Barack Obama's Rare Rebuke Of Trump Raises US President's Hackles
As Barack Obama tore into US President Donald Trump at the Democratic National Convention, his successor hit back with a barrage of angry tweets, saying the former president spied on his campaign and got caught.
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Will "Take A Look" At Pardoning Whistleblower Edward Snowden, Says Trump
President Donald Trump said Saturday he will "take a look" at pardoning Edward Snowden, the former US intelligence contractor who revealed in 2013 that the US government was spying on its citizens.
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Trump Must Pay $741,000 Legal Bill Over Failed Lawsuit, Rules UK Court
The High Court in London on Thursday ordered US President Donald Trump to pay £625,000 ($741,000) in legal costs after he unsuccessfully sued a former British spy over a salacious dossier.
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Trump Administration Directs Spy Satellite Agencies To Surveil US-Mexico Border
The Trump administration has directed two intelligence agencies to train their satellite surveillance capabilities on the US-Mexico border region as part of a sweeping crackdown on illegal immigration and drug cartels.
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Israel's Spy Agency Had Warned Of October 7 Attacks 5 Months In Advance
The October 7 attack by Hamas on Israeli territories near the Gaza Strip didn't come out of the blue, Israel's internal agency has revealed, adding it had warned Prime Minister BenjaminNetanyahu at least five months in advance about it.
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Pentagon Chief Orders US Spies To Halt Cyber Espionage Against Russia: Report
The move is being seen as a broader effort by President Donald Trump to draw his Russian counterpart, Vladimir Putin into talks on Ukraine.
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Putin Will Free Jailed US Reporter Held In Russia "For Me": Trump
Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump said on Thursday he will use his relationship with Russian President Vladimir Putin to get Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich freed from a Russian prison.
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"Bound To Fail": UK Judge Dismisses Donald Trump's Claims Over Russia Files
A UK judge on Thursday dismissed a claim by Donald Trump against a former spy who compiled a salacious dossier containing allegations of the former US president's links to Russia.
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TikTok Could Face US Ban as Lawmakers Announce Bipartisan Bid to Block App Over Spying, Censorship Concerns
TikTok could face a ban in the US, as lawmakers unveiled bipartisan legislation aimed at banning the Chinese video sharing app. The US is concerned that TikTok, which is owned by ByteDance, could be used to spy on 200 million American users and censor content on the popular social media app.
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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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TikTok US Ban: Appeals Court Schedules December 14 Hearing on App Store Block
A federal appeals court said it will hear oral arguments on December 14 on the government's appeal of an order that blocked a ban on Apple and Google offering TikTok for download in US app stores.
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US Faces Ongoing Court Battles Over TikTok, WeChat Bans
The Trump administration faces ongoing court battles after two legal setbacks in its efforts to bar US app stores from offering Chinese-owned TikTok or WeChat for download.
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Barack Obama's Rare Rebuke Of Trump Raises US President's Hackles
As Barack Obama tore into US President Donald Trump at the Democratic National Convention, his successor hit back with a barrage of angry tweets, saying the former president spied on his campaign and got caught.
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Will "Take A Look" At Pardoning Whistleblower Edward Snowden, Says Trump
President Donald Trump said Saturday he will "take a look" at pardoning Edward Snowden, the former US intelligence contractor who revealed in 2013 that the US government was spying on its citizens.
