Articles tagged with #national security
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Aldrich Ames, Former Cia Agent Who Sold Secrets to the Soviets in the 1980s, Dies in Federal Prison
Aldrich Ames, a former CIA officer convicted of espionage, has died in a federal prison after serving 23 years of his life sentence. The 75-year-old Ames was arrested in 1994 and later convicted of spying for the Soviet Union and Russia during the Cold War era. He was sentenced to life in prison wit...
Us Bans New Foreign Drone Models in a Blow to Chinese Giant Dji
In a bid to bolster national security, the US government has imposed a ban on importing new foreign-made drone models, specifically targeting products from Chinese manufacturer DJI. The decision, which comes into effect immediately, is seen as a major blow to DJI's global market share and underscore...
What the Deal Between Tiktok and Us Investors Means for Users
TikTok has been at the center of a high-profile dispute between the US government and Chinese regulators over concerns regarding data security and censorship. The US government has been scrutinizing TikTok's operations, fearing that user data could be used by the Chinese government for espionage pur...
All the Countries Affected by Trump’s Expanded Travel Ban
The United States has been at the center of a heated debate over immigration and national security in recent years, with President Trump's administration implementing a series of policies aimed at tightening the country's borders. One of the most contentious measures has been the expanded travel ban...
Restricting and Limiting the Entry of Foreign Nationals to Protect the Security of the United States
The White House has revealed a new policy aimed at restricting and limiting the entry of foreign nationals into the United States. According to officials, the new policy will enhance vetting and screening procedures for immigrants and non-immigrants seeking to enter the country. The policy is part o...
Jimmy Lai, Hong Kong Pro-democracy Activist, Convicted in Landmark National Security Trial
Hong Kong's Court of Final Appeal delivered a guilty verdict against Jimmy Lai, a prominent pro-democracy activist, in a trial that has sent shockwaves through the city's democratic movement. Lai, the founder of the Apple Daily newspaper, was accused of colluding with foreign forces under the Nation...
Tsa Is Giving Airline Passenger Data to Ice for Deportation Push: Nyt
The TSA's decision to share passenger data with ICE has ignited a heated debate over the limits of federal authority and the impact on civil liberties. According to a recent report by The New York Times and CNBC, the data-sharing practice has been ongoing for several years, with the TSA providing IC...
House to Vote Today on Must-pass Defense Policy Bill
The House is expected to vote on the NDAA today, with the Senate having already passed its version of the bill earlier this year. The legislation provides funding for various defense programs, including military personnel, operations, and procurement. It also addresses key issues such as military mo...
Dc Police May Pair Up with National Guard Members After Shooting Near White House
The shooting near the White House has brought about a heightened sense of unease in the nation's capital, prompting local authorities to explore ways to enhance security measures in the area. According to reports, a National Guardsman was injured in the incident, which has led to an increased presen...