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"Outright Lies": China Rejects US Claims Of Secret Nuclear Tests
China on Monday denied US allegations it had conducted secret nuclear explosive tests, calling them "outright lies" and accusing Washington of making excuses to start up its own trials.
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Trump's Indian-Origin Cyber Chief Uploaded Critical Files On ChatGPT: Report
The interim head of America's cyber defence agency, the very agency tasked with protecting the government's secrets, uploaded sensitive contracting documents into a public version of ChatGPT after taking charge of the agency last summer.
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Aldrich Ames, CIA Spy Who Became US' Infamous Double Agent, Dies In Prison
Aldrich Ames, the Central Intelligence Agency spy who was sentenced to life in prison for selling secrets to Moscow, costing the lives of a dozen double agents, died Monday in custody, US authorities said.
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Food, Pets, Travel: How US Tracked Venezuela's Maduro For Months
US intelligence agents had been secretly monitoring leftist Maduro's every movement since August, despite his widely reported efforts to regularly change locations as tensions mounted with Washington.
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US Accuses Ex-Executive Of Selling Trade Secrets To Russia For $1.3 Million
US prosecutors have accused a former executive of a government contractor that provides cyber intelligence tools to federal agencies of selling trade secrets to a buyer in Russia for $1.3 million.
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Car Crashes Into White House Security Gate, Driver Arrested
A man was arrested in the United States after he drove his car into a security barrier outside the White House.
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Arrested Indian-Origin Expert Ashley Tellis Denies Charges Over Secret Files
A prominent US scholar of India who was arrested after allegations of retaining classified documents and meeting Chinese officials is denying the charges against him, his lawyers said Wednesday.
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Despite Trump's Push For Nobel Peace Prize, Committee Says It Won't Be Swayed
Donald Trump's obsession with winning the Nobel Peace Prize next month may have hit a hitch -- the stubborn independence of the Norwegian Nobel Committee, which insisted to AFP that it cannot be swayed.
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"Wonderful Secret": Democrats Share Trump's 'Birthday Note' To Epstein
A lewd note allegedly from Donald Trump wishing late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein happy birthday in 2003 -- and alluding to their unnamed "wonderful secret" -- was released Monday by Democratic lawmakers, after the US president denied it existed.
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Trump Administration Withdraws Kamala Harris's Secret Service Protection
The Trump administration has withdrawn former vice president Kamala Harris's Secret Service security protection, a White House official said Friday.
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"Outright Lies": China Rejects US Claims Of Secret Nuclear Tests
China on Monday denied US allegations it had conducted secret nuclear explosive tests, calling them "outright lies" and accusing Washington of making excuses to start up its own trials.
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Trump's Indian-Origin Cyber Chief Uploaded Critical Files On ChatGPT: Report
The interim head of America's cyber defence agency, the very agency tasked with protecting the government's secrets, uploaded sensitive contracting documents into a public version of ChatGPT after taking charge of the agency last summer.
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Aldrich Ames, CIA Spy Who Became US' Infamous Double Agent, Dies In Prison
Aldrich Ames, the Central Intelligence Agency spy who was sentenced to life in prison for selling secrets to Moscow, costing the lives of a dozen double agents, died Monday in custody, US authorities said.
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Food, Pets, Travel: How US Tracked Venezuela's Maduro For Months
US intelligence agents had been secretly monitoring leftist Maduro's every movement since August, despite his widely reported efforts to regularly change locations as tensions mounted with Washington.
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US Accuses Ex-Executive Of Selling Trade Secrets To Russia For $1.3 Million
US prosecutors have accused a former executive of a government contractor that provides cyber intelligence tools to federal agencies of selling trade secrets to a buyer in Russia for $1.3 million.
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Car Crashes Into White House Security Gate, Driver Arrested
A man was arrested in the United States after he drove his car into a security barrier outside the White House.
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Arrested Indian-Origin Expert Ashley Tellis Denies Charges Over Secret Files
A prominent US scholar of India who was arrested after allegations of retaining classified documents and meeting Chinese officials is denying the charges against him, his lawyers said Wednesday.
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Despite Trump's Push For Nobel Peace Prize, Committee Says It Won't Be Swayed
Donald Trump's obsession with winning the Nobel Peace Prize next month may have hit a hitch -- the stubborn independence of the Norwegian Nobel Committee, which insisted to AFP that it cannot be swayed.
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"Wonderful Secret": Democrats Share Trump's 'Birthday Note' To Epstein
A lewd note allegedly from Donald Trump wishing late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein happy birthday in 2003 -- and alluding to their unnamed "wonderful secret" -- was released Monday by Democratic lawmakers, after the US president denied it existed.
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Trump Administration Withdraws Kamala Harris's Secret Service Protection
The Trump administration has withdrawn former vice president Kamala Harris's Secret Service security protection, a White House official said Friday.
