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FBI employee accused of storing classified documents at home ERIC TUCKER, Associated Press FacebookTwitterEmail FILE - In this June 14, 2018, file photo, the FBI seal is seen before a news conference at FBI headquarters in Washington. An FBI employee has been indicted on charges that she stored classified documents and other national security information at home over the course of more than a decade, the Justice Department said Friday.Jose Luis Magana/AP WASHINGTON (AP) — An FBI employee has...

FBI analyst arrested after taking home classified information on terrorism Jerry Dunleavy © Provided by Washington Examiner An FBI intelligence analyst was indicted and arrested after allegedly repeatedly removing national security documents related to human sources and sensitive methods, terrorist groups such as al Qaeda, and a variety of foreign threats and taking the records home over the course of a decade. Kendra Kingsbury, 48, was publicly hit with the allegations Frida...

Astonishing: FBI analyst charged with removing classified documents for over a decade Kevin Johnson, USA TODAY © Jose Luis Magana/AP At FBI headquarters in Washington. An FBI intelligence analyst has been charged with removing caches of classified documents, including sensitive information on government informants and national defense, for more than a decade and storing them at her home. The indictment unsealed against Kendra Kingsbury, 48, of Dodge City, Kansas, charged her...

After admitting to lying on US federal grant applications about connections to Chinese research institutions, 58-year-old rheumatologist Song Guo Zheng has been sentenced to 37 months in federal prison. The United States Department of Justice (DOJ) released a statement on Friday (May 14) detailing the nature of the sentencing, along with Zheng’s admission of participation in a Chinese program tied to the theft of intellectual property from the US and other countries. He also owes a combined $...

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...

Former Army Green Beret Sentenced for Russian Espionage Conspiracy Published: 15 May 2021 15 May 2021 Washington, DC - A Virginia man and former Army Green Beret was sentenced yesterday to 188 months in prison for conspiring with Russian intelligence operatives to provide them with U.S. national defense information. Peter Rafael Dzibinski Debbins, 46, of Gainesville, admitted to conspiring with agents of a Russian intelligence service. According to court documents, from December 1996 to Ja...

A biomedical professor has been sentenced to 37 months in prison for carrying out a scheme to use ...

University Researcher Sentenced to Prison for Lying on Grant Applications to Develop Scientific Expertise for China Details Written by Imperial Valley News Washington, DC - An Ohio man and rheumatology professor and researcher with strong ties to China was sentenced to 37 months in prison for making false statements to federal authorities as part of an immunology research fraud scheme. As part of his sentence, Zheng was also ordered to pay more than $3.4 million in r...

SUBSCRIBE to EIR Daily Alert Service U.S. Sanctions Violate International Law, Imprison Foreign Citizens May 1, 2021 (EIRNS)—“The United States uses economic sanctions as a weapon,” writes Stansfield Smith in a powerful Grayzone exposé on April 28. They are a weapon of war against civilians, capable of destroying an economy by causing hyperinflation and unemployment, preventing import of necessities, and driving away investment. According to the United Nations, unilateral U.S. sanctions ...

World Police: Washington Seeks to Imprison Foreign Businesspeople for Violating Illegal U.S. Sanctions In violation of international law, the US is seeking to extradite and imprison foreign businesspeople for circumventing its unilateral sanctions. Washington’s targets include Venezuelan national Alex Saab, North Korean Mun Chol Myong, and Chinese Huawei executive Meng Wanzhou. By Stansfield SMITH The United States uses economic sanctions as a weapon against states that choose a d...