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US Spy Agency Staggers, But Still Standing After Latest WikiLeaks Dump

By Jamie Dettmer/ Jeff Seldin |VOA on Mar 8, 2017   Featured, National  

US Spy Agency Staggers, But Still Standing After Latest WikiLeaks Dump

ROME, WASHINGTON — The latest alleged bombshell meant to send shockwaves through the U.S. intelligence community is stoking renewed fears about the ability to secure classified information. But former intelligence officials say, at least for now, it is unlikely the apparent leak will do significant damage to U.S. cyber capabilities. The online whistleblower organization WikiLeaks Tuesday […]

First Public Hearing for Russia Election Interference Probe Called

By Katherine Gypson/Michael Bowman |VOA on Mar 8, 2017   Featured, National, Politics  

First Public Hearing for Russia Election Interference Probe Called

CAPITOL HILL — The House Intelligence Committee will probe Russian interference into the U.S. election in public for the first time during a hearing March 20, committee chair Representative Devin Nunes announced Tuesday. Among those invited to give public testimony are James Comey, the current director of the FBI who has been at the center of […]

Two 97-Year-Old Rhode Island Twins Die in Freezing Cold Saturday Morning

By Alaska Native News on Mar 6, 2017   Featured, National  

Two 97-Year-Old Rhode Island Twins Die in Freezing Cold Saturday Morning

Two sisters born the same day 97 years ago, died together over the weekend in Barrington, Rhode Island, news reports coming from Rhode Island are reporting. According to reports, Martha Williams and her sister, Jean Haley, who were best friends throughout their lives, died from what investigators believe was hypothermia on Saturday. They had been […]

Trump Signs New Travel Ban Order

By William Gallo/Victoria Macchi | VOA on Mar 6, 2017   Featured, National  

Trump Signs New Travel Ban Order

U.S. President Donald Trump signed a new executive order Monday, barring travelers from six countries to the United States for three months, and all refugees for four months, after federal appeals judges blocked a similar order from implementation last month. “This executive order is a vital measure for strengthening our national security,” Secretary of State […]

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