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Thousands of Syrians Flee Aleppo Countryside

By Jamie Dettmer | VOA News on Oct 20, 2015   Featured, World  

Thousands of Syrians Flee Aleppo Countryside

GAZIANTEP, TURKEY—Thousands of Syrian villagers are fleeing homes in the countryside south of Aleppo in the face of a government ground assault backed by Russian airstrikes, one of four major offensives mounted since Russia’s military intervention in the long-running Syrian civil war. The three other offensives are focused mainly on rural areas in the provinces […]

Obama: Clinton Made ‘Mistake’ in Use of Private Email Server

By Ken Bredemeier | VOA on Oct 12, 2015   Featured, National  

Obama: Clinton Made ‘Mistake’ in Use of Private Email Server

U.S. President Barack Obama says that Hillary Clinton, the leading Democratic presidential candidate looking to succeed him, made “a mistake” in using a private email server while she served as his secretary of state, but that it did not endanger national security. Obama, in an interview aired Sunday night on CBS’s “60 Minutes,” said Clinton […]

Washington Worries About Possible Government Shutdown

By Molly McKitterick | VOA on Sep 17, 2015   Featured, National  

Washington Worries About Possible Government Shutdown

In Washington, D.C., it has become an annual rite, or maybe an annual ordeal: the potential shutdown of the federal government when the fiscal year begins October 1. As the hot summer weather ends in September, the worry begins. For federal workers, there is concern about doing without a paycheck if the government closes. Federal […]

Data Breach Calls US Cybersecurity Into Question

By Doug Bernard | VOA on Jun 7, 2015   Featured, National  

Data Breach Calls US Cybersecurity Into Question

New questions are emerging following Thursday’s announcement of a massive cyberattack that targeted the private records of about 4 million current and former U.S. federal employees. Analysts are asking why it took the U.S. government so long to make it public. U.S. officials say they are investigating whether Chinese-based hackers are behind the attack. Investigators […]

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