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The more US agricultural technology China acquires, especially through theft, in order to become dominant in the agritech field, the worse the US will fare when it comes to selling its own technology, whether to China or third countries. The specific

Brian Auten, who corrupted Russiagate, is also the FBI analyst who wrongly labeled Hunter Biden evidence as "disinformation."

Within hours of FBI raid at Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago home, based on a credible source in the US, Blitz had said, Hillary Clinton was one of the

The pattern of politically driven justice has become sickeningly familiar: The Russiagate hoax, then failed impeachment No. 1 followed by futile impeachment No. 2.

Declassified and there was a standing order to declassify materials trump wanted to keep. former security adviser john bolton disputed those claims. >> it would have to be documented what they were, each document, so that people would know what had been declassified. and i know of no paper train at all that says whats declassified and whats not. >> joining us to start off our coverage this hour, nbc news justice and intelligence correspondent, ken dilanian, mark caputo for nbc news digital, pete...

Donald Trump's presidency has made it clear that there is a "deep state" and those who comprise it are corrupt to the core. In a series of posts on the social media site GETTR, [...]

The FBIs Office of Private Sector, Counterintelligence Division and Training Division present this 30-minute film entitledMadeinBeijing: The Plan for Global Market Domination.Inthe world of global adversaries, the People’s Republic of China stands at the forefront with its sustained...

By JOSH FRIEDMAN A federal jury in North California on Tuesday convicted a former Twitter employee of spying for and taking bribes from the Kingdom of

Attorney General Merrick Garland spoke for only two minutes and did not deal with the central issue: what ongoing threat to democracy made a raid on the estate of the ex-president necessary.

Ahmad Abouammo, a 44-year-old former Twitter employee, was convicted of sharing private user information with officials in Saudi Arabia and the royal family.