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Ohio State professor jailed for three years for lying about Chinese funding

Ohio State professor jailed for three years for lying about Chinese funding Jerry Dunleavy © Provided by Washington Examiner A former professor at the Ohio State University who had pleaded guilty to making false statements to federal authorities related to concealing his financial ties to China while receiving funding from the National Institutes of Health was sentenced to more than three years in prison on Friday and was ordered to pay millions in restitution. Song Guo Zheng, formerly a leading immunologist and rheumatologist at the Ohio State University and Penn State University, received 37 months behind bars, and the judge also ordered Zheng to pay more than $3.4 million to the NIH and roughly $413,000 to the Ohio State University.

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MI5 warns 10,000 British officials targeted for recruitment by hostile states on sites like LinkedIn

MI5 warns 10,000 British officials targeted for recruitment by hostile states on sites like LinkedIn
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North Korean Extradited to US to Face Money Laundering Charges

North Korean Extradited to US to Face Money Laundering Charges Mun Chol Myong is the first North Korean to ever face criminal charges in the US. For the first time ever, a North Korean national has been extradited to the United States to face criminal charges, an achievement that authorities said took two years of legal wrangling and the help of the FBI and an unnamed foreign country. Mun Chol Myong, 55, faces six counts of money laundering, including conspiracy to commit money laundering, as part of an alleged scheme to covertly and fraudulently access the US financial system to provide luxury items to North Koreans.

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Pentagon linguist pleads guilty to exposing U S intelligence sources to Hezbollah

Pentagon linguist pleads guilty to exposing U S intelligence sources to Hezbollah
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Businessman allegedly tied to North Korean intel extradited to US for money laundering charges

Businessman allegedly tied to North Korean intel extradited to US for money laundering charges
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