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U.S. Closes Door on Combat Aircraft for Ukraine, Citing ‘High Risk’
The United States has sought to speed weapons deliveries to Ukraine. But it shuddered on Tuesday at the prospect of flying combat aircraft from NATO territory into the war zone.
Biden Admin to Ease Sanctions on Venezuela in Exchange for Direct Oil Exports to the U.S.
The Biden Administration is looking to ease sanctions on Venezuela in return for receiving direct shipments of oil,…
China Hacked at Least Six State Governments in Last Year, Cyber Firm Says
The hacking group, APT41, is believed to have worked with China to hack the six state governments
Senate Passes Sweeping Overhaul of USPS
It will be the largest reform of the postal service in nearly two decades
U.S. Charges Two Siblings in $124 Million Cryptocurrency Fraud
The White House has been considering broad oversight over the cryptocurrency market, in part to address ransomware and other cyber crime.
Do Not Sabotage Iran Deal with New Conditions, West Tells Russia
U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken played down the issue during a visit to Estonia on Tuesday and said Russia and the United States still shared a desire to prevent Iran from acquiring a nuclear weapon.
Dual Russian-U.S. Citizen Charged with Acting as Kremlin Spy: DOJ
She is accused, among other things, of taking part in a Putin-backed campaign to use Russian diaspora to spread pro-Kremlin propaganda and to network Russian citizens with influential Americans – and corresponding directly with Putin and other Kremlin officials.
Russia ‘Does Not Want a Direct Conflict with U.S. Forces,’ Intelligence Community Assessed in January
IC said Moscow wants US recognition of its 'claimed sphere of influence' over much of the former USSR
U.S. Rejects Poland’s Offer to Give it Russian-Made Fighter Jets For Ukraine
The idea of easing sanctions against Venezuela in order to potentially supplement losses from a ban on Russian oil was met with anger and criticism from lawmakers on both sides of the aisle.
Biden Admin Turning to Venezuela for Oil Sparks Bipartisan Backlash
The idea of easing sanctions against Venezuela in order to potentially supplement losses from a ban on Russian oil was met with anger and criticism from lawmakers on both sides of the aisle.