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Russia Seeks FSB Control Over Detention Centers Amidst Rising Security Concerns
A Russian bill proposes returning seven detention centers to the FSB's control, citing a rise in espionage, terrorism, and extremism cases, raising concerns about human rights and due process.
Russia Seeks FSB Control Over Detention Centers Amidst Rising Security Concerns
A Russian bill proposes returning seven detention centers to the FSB's control, citing a rise in espionage, terrorism, and extremism cases, raising concerns about human rights and due process.
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56% Bias Score
Pentagon Mystified by Drone Swarms Near Military Bases
Unexplained drone swarms near US and UK military installations in late 2024 prompted concern over foreign espionage, with 350 drone detections near military sites and potential links to Russia.
Pentagon Mystified by Drone Swarms Near Military Bases
Unexplained drone swarms near US and UK military installations in late 2024 prompted concern over foreign espionage, with 350 drone detections near military sites and potential links to Russia.
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56% Bias Score
Bulgarian Anti-Vaxxer Exposed as Russian Agent in Vienna
Bulgarian emigrant Tsvetanka Doncheva, a Vienna resident and anti-vaccine activist, has been revealed as a Russian agent who surveilled journalists and spread pro-Russian propaganda in Vienna for three years before being arrested and later released.
Bulgarian Anti-Vaxxer Exposed as Russian Agent in Vienna
Bulgarian emigrant Tsvetanka Doncheva, a Vienna resident and anti-vaccine activist, has been revealed as a Russian agent who surveilled journalists and spread pro-Russian propaganda in Vienna for three years before being arrested and later released.
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60% Bias Score
Former US Prosecutor Found Dead Amidst Conspiracy Theories
Former US federal prosecutor Jessica Aber, 43, was found dead in her Alexandria, Virginia home on March 22, 2024; while her family attributed her death to a long-term medical condition, her past investigations into Russian nationals and a former CIA agent have sparked online conspiracy theories.
Former US Prosecutor Found Dead Amidst Conspiracy Theories
Former US federal prosecutor Jessica Aber, 43, was found dead in her Alexandria, Virginia home on March 22, 2024; while her family attributed her death to a long-term medical condition, her past investigations into Russian nationals and a former CIA agent have sparked online conspiracy theories.
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60% Bias Score
Russia's Shift to Casual Operatives for Sabotage
Shaun Walker's new book, "The Illegals," exposes Russia's shift from trained spies to casual operatives for sabotage; the book details arson attacks, bombings, and assassinations targeting Western institutions, aiming to destabilize societies and undermine trust.
Russia's Shift to Casual Operatives for Sabotage
Shaun Walker's new book, "The Illegals," exposes Russia's shift from trained spies to casual operatives for sabotage; the book details arson attacks, bombings, and assassinations targeting Western institutions, aiming to destabilize societies and undermine trust.
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28% Bias Score
Convicted Spy Receives 'Hero's Welcome' in High-Security Prison
Former British Army soldier Daniel Khalife, convicted of spying for Iran and escaping Wandsworth Prison in September 2023, received a celebratory reception from fellow inmates upon arrival at HMP Frankland in November 2024, highlighting security concerns.
Convicted Spy Receives 'Hero's Welcome' in High-Security Prison
Former British Army soldier Daniel Khalife, convicted of spying for Iran and escaping Wandsworth Prison in September 2023, received a celebratory reception from fellow inmates upon arrival at HMP Frankland in November 2024, highlighting security concerns.
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48% Bias Score
Easily Accessible Personal Data of Top US Officials Raises Security Concerns
Der Spiegel" revealed easily accessible personal data—phone numbers, emails, and passwords—of US officials Mike Waltz, Tulsi Gabbard, and Pete Hegseth online, obtained through commercial search engines and leaked data; this raises serious security concerns following a recent accidental military info...
Easily Accessible Personal Data of Top US Officials Raises Security Concerns
Der Spiegel" revealed easily accessible personal data—phone numbers, emails, and passwords—of US officials Mike Waltz, Tulsi Gabbard, and Pete Hegseth online, obtained through commercial search engines and leaked data; this raises serious security concerns following a recent accidental military info...
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60% Bias Score
Israeli Supreme Court Upholds Spying Conviction
An Israeli woman was convicted by the Supreme Court of spying for Iran after sharing sensitive information with an Iranian intelligence agent posing as a single Muslim man interested in Judaism, from 2014 to 2018.
Israeli Supreme Court Upholds Spying Conviction
An Israeli woman was convicted by the Supreme Court of spying for Iran after sharing sensitive information with an Iranian intelligence agent posing as a single Muslim man interested in Judaism, from 2014 to 2018.
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56% Bias Score
NSA Warns Employees of Signal Vulnerabilities After Hegseth Leak
The NSA warned its employees in February 2025 about Signal's vulnerabilities after Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth leaked war plans via Signal, highlighting successful Russian exploits of the app despite its end-to-end encryption.
NSA Warns Employees of Signal Vulnerabilities After Hegseth Leak
The NSA warned its employees in February 2025 about Signal's vulnerabilities after Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth leaked war plans via Signal, highlighting successful Russian exploits of the app despite its end-to-end encryption.
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40% Bias Score
Mass Federal Worker Dismissals Pose Major National Security Risk
The Trump-Musk administration's dismissal of thousands of federal workers creates a major national security risk, as adversaries like Russia and China may recruit them for sensitive information, exceeding the usual 100,000 annual departures.
Mass Federal Worker Dismissals Pose Major National Security Risk
The Trump-Musk administration's dismissal of thousands of federal workers creates a major national security risk, as adversaries like Russia and China may recruit them for sensitive information, exceeding the usual 100,000 annual departures.
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60% Bias Score
Death of Cold War Double Agent Oleg Gordievsky
Oleg Gordievsky, a former KGB officer and key MI6 asset during the Cold War, died at age 86 in England on March 4; his death is not considered suspicious.
Death of Cold War Double Agent Oleg Gordievsky
Oleg Gordievsky, a former KGB officer and key MI6 asset during the Cold War, died at age 86 in England on March 4; his death is not considered suspicious.
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36% Bias Score
MI5 Surveillance Files Expose Kim Philby's 1951 Activities
Newly declassified MI5 documents detail the 1951 surveillance of Kim Philby in London, revealing his movements and raising questions about whether the British government deliberately protected him, shedding light on one of the most shadowy periods of British espionage during the Cold War.
MI5 Surveillance Files Expose Kim Philby's 1951 Activities
Newly declassified MI5 documents detail the 1951 surveillance of Kim Philby in London, revealing his movements and raising questions about whether the British government deliberately protected him, shedding light on one of the most shadowy periods of British espionage during the Cold War.
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48% Bias Score
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