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Trump Says He "Could" Talk To Putin About Russia Hacking US Court System
US President Donald Trump acknowledged reports that Russian actors may have breached the federal court's electronic filing system, saying he "could" bring up the issue with their leader, Vladimir Putin, during their upcoming meeting in Alaska.
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White House Reviews Smithsonian Museums for 'Divisive Narratives'
The Smithsonian Institution said Wednesday that it was reviewing a White House letter announcing a probe of content at several museums for "divisive or partisan narratives."
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US Updates Visa Application Process In India, Ends Third-Party Passport Pickup
The US Embassy in India has ended third-party passport collection, requiring all visa applicants to pick up their documents in person from August 1.
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US Tightens Green Card Rules For Married Couples
If a US citizen sponsors a foreign spouse, the couple must now submit strong evidence of a real relationship like joint financial records, photos, and letters from friends or family.
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US To Spend $7.85 Million To Help Costa Rica Deport Immigrants: Report
The US State Department is planning to spend up to $7.85 million to help Costa Rica deport immigrants, according to a document seen by Reuters, under an arrangement similar to a Biden-era program that drew criticism from migrant advocates.
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All You Need To Know About New York Office Building Shooting That Killed 4
A man with a rifle killed an off-duty New York City police officer and three other people before taking his own life at a Manhattan office tower on Monday, according to officials.
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Who Was Shane Tamura, The Gunman Behind Deadly Manhattan Building Shooting
Shane Tamura held a concealed firearms permit. It was issued to him on June 14, 2022, and was valid for five years.
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Police Reveal Strange Happenings Weeks Before Idaho Student Killings
In the weeks before Bryan Kohberger killed four University of Idaho students, there were strange happenings at their rental home near campus.
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'Unshakable Proof': Intelligence Chief Gabbard On Trump-Russia Probe
As the national intelligence director, Tulsi Gabbard is responsible for guarding America's secrets and discovering threats from overseas. But when she made a surprise appearance in the White House briefing room Wednesday
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A Timeline Of The 20-Year-Old Investigation Into The Jeffrey Epstein Case
Interest in the Jeffrey Epstein sex trafficking investigation has exploded over the past month, even as President Donald Trump urged the public and media to move on from a saga he sees as "pretty boring."
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Tulsi Gabbard Releases New Documents Targeting Obama Over 2016 Polls
Tulsi Gabbard, the director of national intelligence, on Wednesday released a slew of documents that she said implicate members of the Obama administration for weaponising US intelligence.
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US Judge Denies Request To Unseal Epstein Grand Jury Records In Florida
A judge on Wednesday rejected a Trump administration request to unseal transcripts from grand jury investigations of Jeffrey Epstein years ago in Florida, though a similar records request is pending in New York.
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Microsoft Server Hack Likely Single Actor, Over 8,000 Firms Hit
A global attack on Microsoft server software used by thousands of government agencies and businesses to share documents within organisations is likely the work of a single actor, a cybersecurity researcher said on Monday.
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US Nuclear Weapons Agency Breached in Microsoft SharePoint Hack: Report
US National Nuclear Security Administration was among those breached by a hack of Microsoft's SharePoint document management software, Bloomberg News reported on Tuesday, citing a person with knowledge of the matter.
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US Releases Martin Luther King Jr. Assassination Files Despite Family's Opposition
The Trump administration released hundreds of thousands of pages of records on Monday about the assassination of Martin Luther King Jr. despite concerns from the civil rights leader's family.
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Trump Says He "Could" Talk To Putin About Russia Hacking US Court System
US President Donald Trump acknowledged reports that Russian actors may have breached the federal court's electronic filing system, saying he "could" bring up the issue with their leader, Vladimir Putin, during their upcoming meeting in Alaska.
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White House Reviews Smithsonian Museums for 'Divisive Narratives'
The Smithsonian Institution said Wednesday that it was reviewing a White House letter announcing a probe of content at several museums for "divisive or partisan narratives."
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US Updates Visa Application Process In India, Ends Third-Party Passport Pickup
The US Embassy in India has ended third-party passport collection, requiring all visa applicants to pick up their documents in person from August 1.
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US Tightens Green Card Rules For Married Couples
If a US citizen sponsors a foreign spouse, the couple must now submit strong evidence of a real relationship like joint financial records, photos, and letters from friends or family.
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US To Spend $7.85 Million To Help Costa Rica Deport Immigrants: Report
The US State Department is planning to spend up to $7.85 million to help Costa Rica deport immigrants, according to a document seen by Reuters, under an arrangement similar to a Biden-era program that drew criticism from migrant advocates.
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All You Need To Know About New York Office Building Shooting That Killed 4
A man with a rifle killed an off-duty New York City police officer and three other people before taking his own life at a Manhattan office tower on Monday, according to officials.
-
Who Was Shane Tamura, The Gunman Behind Deadly Manhattan Building Shooting
Shane Tamura held a concealed firearms permit. It was issued to him on June 14, 2022, and was valid for five years.
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Police Reveal Strange Happenings Weeks Before Idaho Student Killings
In the weeks before Bryan Kohberger killed four University of Idaho students, there were strange happenings at their rental home near campus.
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'Unshakable Proof': Intelligence Chief Gabbard On Trump-Russia Probe
As the national intelligence director, Tulsi Gabbard is responsible for guarding America's secrets and discovering threats from overseas. But when she made a surprise appearance in the White House briefing room Wednesday
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A Timeline Of The 20-Year-Old Investigation Into The Jeffrey Epstein Case
Interest in the Jeffrey Epstein sex trafficking investigation has exploded over the past month, even as President Donald Trump urged the public and media to move on from a saga he sees as "pretty boring."
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Tulsi Gabbard Releases New Documents Targeting Obama Over 2016 Polls
Tulsi Gabbard, the director of national intelligence, on Wednesday released a slew of documents that she said implicate members of the Obama administration for weaponising US intelligence.
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US Judge Denies Request To Unseal Epstein Grand Jury Records In Florida
A judge on Wednesday rejected a Trump administration request to unseal transcripts from grand jury investigations of Jeffrey Epstein years ago in Florida, though a similar records request is pending in New York.
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Microsoft Server Hack Likely Single Actor, Over 8,000 Firms Hit
A global attack on Microsoft server software used by thousands of government agencies and businesses to share documents within organisations is likely the work of a single actor, a cybersecurity researcher said on Monday.
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US Nuclear Weapons Agency Breached in Microsoft SharePoint Hack: Report
US National Nuclear Security Administration was among those breached by a hack of Microsoft's SharePoint document management software, Bloomberg News reported on Tuesday, citing a person with knowledge of the matter.
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US Releases Martin Luther King Jr. Assassination Files Despite Family's Opposition
The Trump administration released hundreds of thousands of pages of records on Monday about the assassination of Martin Luther King Jr. despite concerns from the civil rights leader's family.
