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U.S. Officials Warn Against Blurring Election Capability and Intent
LONDON, July 16 — The story begins not with a hack, but with a distinction. For years, the…
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Gabbard Referral Seeks IG Review of China Election Intel Claims
WASHINGTON — For all the noise that surrounds the office, the Director of National Intelligence is a remarkably…
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Courts Calculate Damages for Sharing Intimate Images
ISLAMABAD, July 16 — Early findings from centuries of common law tradition suggest that courts apply a careful,…
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U.S. Intelligence Distinguishes Foreign Influence from Interference in Elections
WASHINGTON — There is a difference between someone trying to change your mind and someone trying to change…
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Paper Ballots and Risk-Limiting Audits Form the Backbone of US Election Security
LONDON, July 16 — The technical reality of election security is less about glowing screens and more about…
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Title 31 US Code governs coinage and design since 1982
WASHINGTON, July 16 — On the ground in the federal bureaucracy, the machinery of American money and finance…
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Americans cut grocery purchases for sixth straight month amid inflation
CHICAGO, July 16 — A deepening slowdown in U.S. grocery sales is emerging as shoppers purchase fewer items…
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Dr. Elena Vasquez Leads SpaceMirror in Commercial Light Tech
WASHINGTON, July 16 — Elena Vasquez is not a name most people know yet. But the satellite her…
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US State Dept’s $5M Project Liberty Europe funds MAGA causes
WASHINGTON, July 16 — The United States Department of State’s Project Liberty Europe, announced in February 2025 with…
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Intelligence Community Split on China’s 2020 Election Interference
WASHINGTON, July 16 — The story of how the United States intelligence community assessed China’s role in the…
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Pew Research Center shapes public opinion on minimum wage increases
WASHINGTON — The Pew Research Center operates as a nonpartisan American think tank based in Washington, D.C. The…
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Intelligence community assessment reveals China did not interfere in 2020 election
WASHINGTON, July 16 — The story of the 2020 election intelligence debate is not a simple tale of…
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Federal Panel Shapes US Coin, Medal Designs Since 2003
WASHINGTON, July 16 — On the ground in the nation’s capital, a small federal body meets, its decisions…
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New Deal Law of 1938 Set Federal Minimum Wage and Overtime
WASHINGTON, July 16 — The Fair Labor Standards Act of 1938, codified at 29 U.S.C. § 203, remains…
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Trump executive order on voter ID blocked by federal court
WASHINGTON, July 16 — The figure that matters: a federal court permanently blocked key parts of President Trump’s…
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Intelligence report says China did not seek to sway 2020 vote
WASHINGTON, July 16 — In a primetime address to the nation, President Donald Trump on Thursday spotlighted declassified…
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Trump Alleges China Compromised Election Data in Oval Office Address
WASHINGTON, July 16 — The scene in the Oval Office tonight was one of a president laying out…
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CBO Turns 52: Praise, Criticism Follow Familiar Partisan Divide
WASHINGTON, July 16 — The Congressional Budget Office turns 52 this year, and the agency that began life…
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Trial Date Set, Key Milestones Set in Complex Financial Case
KINGSTON, July 16 — The financial fraud case against Jean Ann Panton, one of Jamaica’s largest, is now…
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Intelligence report dissent claims China role understated
WASHINGTON, July 16 — The story of John Ratcliffe, the Texan Republican who now leads the Central Intelligence…
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Prison Conditions in Jamaica: Defence Raises Concerns in SSL Case
KINGSTON, July 16 — A defense attorney in Jamaica’s SSL fraud hearing has put prison conditions at a…
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New York federal prosecutor appointed by judges, bypassing Senate
NEW YORK, July 16 — The figure that matters: Jay Clayton took office as U.S. Attorney for the…
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Legal Precedents on Foreign Election Interference Examined
BERLIN, July 16 — The shift is unmistakable: foreign electoral interference has moved from a whispered concern to…
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Key Players in the SSL Fraud Case: Legal Teams and Judiciary
KINGSTON, July 16 — A fraud case now before a Supreme Court judge has raised fresh questions about…
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