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US Soldiers Arrested for Selling Classified Information to China
Three US soldiers—Jian Zhao, Li Tian, and Ruoyu Duan—were arrested for selling classified military information, including hard drives and a military computer, to China for financial gain, potentially jeopardizing national security.
US Soldiers Arrested for Selling Classified Information to China
Three US soldiers—Jian Zhao, Li Tian, and Ruoyu Duan—were arrested for selling classified military information, including hard drives and a military computer, to China for financial gain, potentially jeopardizing national security.
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44% Bias Score


Three U.S. Soldiers Arrested for Allegedly Sharing Sensitive Military Information with China
Three U.S. Army soldiers, including two active-duty and one former, were arrested in Oregon on Thursday for allegedly providing sensitive military information to China in exchange for money, compromising data on weapon systems and operational capabilities.
Three U.S. Soldiers Arrested for Allegedly Sharing Sensitive Military Information with China
Three U.S. Army soldiers, including two active-duty and one former, were arrested in Oregon on Thursday for allegedly providing sensitive military information to China in exchange for money, compromising data on weapon systems and operational capabilities.
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48% Bias Score


Trump Demands Answers After Two Assassination Attempts
President Trump demanded answers regarding two assassination attempts against him; one in Pennsylvania on July 13th, resulting in casualties, and another in Florida. Investigations revealed potential security failures and suspicious activities by the suspects.
Trump Demands Answers After Two Assassination Attempts
President Trump demanded answers regarding two assassination attempts against him; one in Pennsylvania on July 13th, resulting in casualties, and another in Florida. Investigations revealed potential security failures and suspicious activities by the suspects.
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56% Bias Score


US Lawmakers Crack Down on Chinese Land Purchases
A bipartisan US bill seeks to increase oversight of Chinese-backed companies' American farmland purchases, exceeding 320 acres or \$5 million, creating a public database and prompting annual threat assessments due to a 30% ownership increase between 2019 and 2020.
US Lawmakers Crack Down on Chinese Land Purchases
A bipartisan US bill seeks to increase oversight of Chinese-backed companies' American farmland purchases, exceeding 320 acres or \$5 million, creating a public database and prompting annual threat assessments due to a 30% ownership increase between 2019 and 2020.
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60% Bias Score


China Indictments Expose State-Sponsored Hacking Ecosystem
Twelve Chinese nationals, including private hackers and law enforcement, were indicted for global cybercrimes targeting dissidents, news organizations, U.S. agencies, and universities; the indictments reveal a Chinese government-sponsored hacking-for-hire ecosystem.
China Indictments Expose State-Sponsored Hacking Ecosystem
Twelve Chinese nationals, including private hackers and law enforcement, were indicted for global cybercrimes targeting dissidents, news organizations, U.S. agencies, and universities; the indictments reveal a Chinese government-sponsored hacking-for-hire ecosystem.
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44% Bias Score


Trump Threatens to Withhold NATO Defense if Allies Don't Increase Spending
President Trump threatened to withhold US military support from NATO allies who don't increase their defense spending to 5% of GDP, potentially undermining the alliance's core principle of collective defense enshrined in Article Five, and prompting concerns about European security.
Trump Threatens to Withhold NATO Defense if Allies Don't Increase Spending
President Trump threatened to withhold US military support from NATO allies who don't increase their defense spending to 5% of GDP, potentially undermining the alliance's core principle of collective defense enshrined in Article Five, and prompting concerns about European security.
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56% 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

Critical Flaw in Apple's Find My Network Poses National Security Threat
Researchers discovered a vulnerability, 'nRootTag', in Apple's Find My network allowing the tracking of Bluetooth devices with 90% success; this poses a national security risk due to the ability to track devices even without internet or GPS.

Critical Flaw in Apple's Find My Network Poses National Security Threat
Researchers discovered a vulnerability, 'nRootTag', in Apple's Find My network allowing the tracking of Bluetooth devices with 90% success; this poses a national security risk due to the ability to track devices even without internet or GPS.
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48% Bias Score

Trump Administration's Foreign Aid Freeze and Controversial Survey
The Trump administration froze funding for hundreds of foreign aid projects, then surveyed staff, demanding justifications aligned with national security priorities, excluding climate or DEI initiatives, causing confusion and potential long-term damage to international relations.

Trump Administration's Foreign Aid Freeze and Controversial Survey
The Trump administration froze funding for hundreds of foreign aid projects, then surveyed staff, demanding justifications aligned with national security priorities, excluding climate or DEI initiatives, causing confusion and potential long-term damage to international relations.
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56% Bias Score

Inside COBRA: U.K. Crisis Decision-Making
This podcast delves into the operations of the U.K. government's emergency committee, COBRA, featuring interviews with key figures who discuss its role in responding to crises ranging from the Munich Olympics hostage situation to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Inside COBRA: U.K. Crisis Decision-Making
This podcast delves into the operations of the U.K. government's emergency committee, COBRA, featuring interviews with key figures who discuss its role in responding to crises ranging from the Munich Olympics hostage situation to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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16% Bias Score

US indicts twelve Chinese nationals for widespread hacking operations
US prosecutors charged twelve Chinese nationals with hacking US companies, government agencies, and municipalities, causing millions of dollars in damages and highlighting the ongoing cyber conflict between the US and China.

US indicts twelve Chinese nationals for widespread hacking operations
US prosecutors charged twelve Chinese nationals with hacking US companies, government agencies, and municipalities, causing millions of dollars in damages and highlighting the ongoing cyber conflict between the US and China.
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52% Bias Score

UK Faces Nuclear Deterrent Vulnerability Amid US Support Concerns
Concerns are rising in Britain about the potential US withdrawal of support for its nuclear deterrent, specifically regarding the Trident missile system, prompting discussions with allies like France about alternative options to ensure national security.

UK Faces Nuclear Deterrent Vulnerability Amid US Support Concerns
Concerns are rising in Britain about the potential US withdrawal of support for its nuclear deterrent, specifically regarding the Trident missile system, prompting discussions with allies like France about alternative options to ensure national security.
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52% Bias Score
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