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Teixeira's Court-Martial Begins on Additional Charges
Massachusetts Air National Guard member Jack Teixeira's court-martial began Monday, facing charges of disobeying orders and obstructing justice, stemming from his leaking of highly classified military documents last year, which resulted in a 15-year prison sentence and exposed sensitive information ...
Teixeira's Court-Martial Begins on Additional Charges
Massachusetts Air National Guard member Jack Teixeira's court-martial began Monday, facing charges of disobeying orders and obstructing justice, stemming from his leaking of highly classified military documents last year, which resulted in a 15-year prison sentence and exposed sensitive information ...
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Musk's Starlink Comments Spark Italian Security Debate
Italian politicians criticize the government's reliance on Elon Musk's Starlink satellite system for national security following Musk's statements that he could end Ukrainian access and that a negotiated peace is needed, raising concerns about technological dependence and the influence of private en...
Musk's Starlink Comments Spark Italian Security Debate
Italian politicians criticize the government's reliance on Elon Musk's Starlink satellite system for national security following Musk's statements that he could end Ukrainian access and that a negotiated peace is needed, raising concerns about technological dependence and the influence of private en...
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Pentagon Climate Cuts Risk Military Readiness and Global Influence
The Pentagon's cuts to climate-related programs, deemed wasteful by Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth, risk harming US military readiness and operations; experts warn that ignoring climate change weakens the US's strategic position, as China fills the void.
Pentagon Climate Cuts Risk Military Readiness and Global Influence
The Pentagon's cuts to climate-related programs, deemed wasteful by Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth, risk harming US military readiness and operations; experts warn that ignoring climate change weakens the US's strategic position, as China fills the void.
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56% Bias Score
Noem Vows Full Enforcement of Trump's Immigration Policies
DHS Secretary Kristi Noem announced plans to fully utilize her authority to enforce President Trump's immigration policies, including continuing polygraph tests for potential leakers, who could face up to 10 years in prison. She also stated that the administration is working with Mexico to combat ca...
Noem Vows Full Enforcement of Trump's Immigration Policies
DHS Secretary Kristi Noem announced plans to fully utilize her authority to enforce President Trump's immigration policies, including continuing polygraph tests for potential leakers, who could face up to 10 years in prison. She also stated that the administration is working with Mexico to combat ca...
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Retired Italian Investigator Dies Under Arrest Amidst Data Breach Scandal
Retired Italian investigator Carmine Gallo, 66, died Sunday under house arrest, accused of leading a criminal network illegally accessing and selling 800,000 records from Italian state databases, including information on high-ranking officials.
Retired Italian Investigator Dies Under Arrest Amidst Data Breach Scandal
Retired Italian investigator Carmine Gallo, 66, died Sunday under house arrest, accused of leading a criminal network illegally accessing and selling 800,000 records from Italian state databases, including information on high-ranking officials.
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US Soldiers Arrested for Selling Military Secrets to China
Three U.S. soldiers—Li Tian, Ruoyu Duan, and Jian Zhao—were arrested for allegedly selling classified military information, including technical manuals and data on weapons systems, to China between late 2021 and 2024, jeopardizing national security and potentially costing the US at least $15,000.
US Soldiers Arrested for Selling Military Secrets to China
Three U.S. soldiers—Li Tian, Ruoyu Duan, and Jian Zhao—were arrested for allegedly selling classified military information, including technical manuals and data on weapons systems, to China between late 2021 and 2024, jeopardizing national security and potentially costing the US at least $15,000.
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Pentagon Cuts Climate Programs, Raising Readiness Concerns
The Pentagon is cutting climate-related programs, sparking concerns that this will reduce US military readiness and create opportunities for adversaries like China. The cuts impact research, infrastructure improvements, and training, potentially costing billions and endangering troops.
Pentagon Cuts Climate Programs, Raising Readiness Concerns
The Pentagon is cutting climate-related programs, sparking concerns that this will reduce US military readiness and create opportunities for adversaries like China. The cuts impact research, infrastructure improvements, and training, potentially costing billions and endangering troops.
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China's NPC Unveils 2025 Legislative Plan
China's National People's Congress Standing Committee outlined its 2025 work plan, focusing on high-quality legislation in areas such as the private sector, finance, and environmental protection, alongside enhanced oversight mechanisms and increased public participation.
China's NPC Unveils 2025 Legislative Plan
China's National People's Congress Standing Committee outlined its 2025 work plan, focusing on high-quality legislation in areas such as the private sector, finance, and environmental protection, alongside enhanced oversight mechanisms and increased public participation.
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Israel's National Security Budget Soars to NIS 28 Billion
Israel's National Security Ministry's budget will surge to NIS 28 billion in 2025, including NIS 1.9 billion for new prisons due to rising security prisoners and NIS 1.081 billion for police and prison service wage increases, reflecting increased security concerns and operational demands.
Israel's National Security Budget Soars to NIS 28 Billion
Israel's National Security Ministry's budget will surge to NIS 28 billion in 2025, including NIS 1.9 billion for new prisons due to rising security prisoners and NIS 1.081 billion for police and prison service wage increases, reflecting increased security concerns and operational demands.
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Australia Faces Long Odds in Bid for US Steel Tariff Exemption
Facing a March 12 deadline, Australia's efforts to secure an exemption from US President Trump's steel and aluminum tariffs are facing significant challenges, with Trump's top economic advisor indicating that an exemption is unlikely, despite ongoing high-level lobbying from Australian officials, in...
Australia Faces Long Odds in Bid for US Steel Tariff Exemption
Facing a March 12 deadline, Australia's efforts to secure an exemption from US President Trump's steel and aluminum tariffs are facing significant challenges, with Trump's top economic advisor indicating that an exemption is unlikely, despite ongoing high-level lobbying from Australian officials, in...
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Challenges to Boosting UK Manufacturing Investment
UK Chancellor Rachel Reeves is urging pension funds and ISA savers to invest in British manufacturing, but faces challenges due to investor preference for other sectors and historical issues such as shrinking defense budgets and a negative perception of manufacturing jobs.
Challenges to Boosting UK Manufacturing Investment
UK Chancellor Rachel Reeves is urging pension funds and ISA savers to invest in British manufacturing, but faces challenges due to investor preference for other sectors and historical issues such as shrinking defense budgets and a negative perception of manufacturing jobs.
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52% Bias Score
Three US Soldiers Arrested for Selling Military Secrets to China
Three US military personnel—two active-duty soldiers, Jian Zhao and Li Tian, and former soldier Ruoyu Duan—were arrested for allegedly selling classified military information, including data on HIMARS and US military readiness, to buyers in China for payments exceeding $15,000.
Three US Soldiers Arrested for Selling Military Secrets to China
Three US military personnel—two active-duty soldiers, Jian Zhao and Li Tian, and former soldier Ruoyu Duan—were arrested for allegedly selling classified military information, including data on HIMARS and US military readiness, to buyers in China for payments exceeding $15,000.
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52% Bias Score
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