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The dating app said it temporarily disabled the filter "to prevent misuse." Some women had matched with Trump supporters and passed tips to the FBI.

In this file photo taken on February 29, 2020, Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny, his wife Yulia, opposition politician Lyubov Sobol and other demonstrators march in memory of murdered Kremlin critic Boris Nemtsov in downtown Moscow [File: Kirill Kudryavtsev/AFP] The storming of the US Capitol by supporters of President Donald Trump has shaken the world. In Russia though, the events of January 6 were all but overshadowed by the banishment of the US president from Twitter. The focus shift...

CIA pick William Burns signals a turn to diplomacy for the nations spy agency Jenna McLaughlin WASHINGTON — In the summer of 2010, the Obama administration had a thorny problem to solve.  The FBI was on the verge of finally arresting 10 members of an undercover network of “illegals,” Russian sleeper agents who had spent decades embedding themselves in American society, but senior officials wanted to salvage the administration’s ongoing diplomatic efforts to reset relati...

Biden chooses William Burns to lead CIA.

William Burns, a highly regarded diplomat with vast foreign policy experience and service in both Democratic and Republican administrations, was chosen Monday as President-elect Joe Biden’s director of the CIA. It was a surprise pick but one likely to win broad approval both within and outside

WASHINGTON — William Burns, a highly regarded diplomat with vast foreign policy experience and service in both Democratic and Republican administrations, was chosen Monday as President-elect Joe Biden’s director of the CIA. It was a surprise pick but one likely to win broad approval both within and

WASHINGTON — William Burns, a highly regarded diplomat with vast foreign policy experience and service in both Democratic and Republican administrations, was chosen Monday as President-elect Joe Biden’s director of the CIA. It was a surprise pick but one likely to win broad approval bot

Poisoner, Hacker, Meddler, Spy: How Russian Agents Ran Wild in 2020 SpyTalk If Russian intelligence were a baseball team, they’d be the Houston Astro—good, powerful, even lethal, but cheaters who broke the rules in a game already known for bending them. And they pretty much got away with it. “I like that analogy,” says retired top former CIA clandestine operations official Marc Polymeropoulos. “I would add that the Houston players were never really sanctioned either, r...

Rep. Devin Nunes, R-Calif., argues Durham’s investigation into origins of Russia probe should continue, calls for special prosecutor to investigate Biden family’s business ties to China. President-elect Joe Bidens pick for a high-level Pentagon position hyped the since-discredited Steele dossier and Trump-Russian collusion narrative. The Biden transition team on Wednesday nominated Colin Kahl, who served as President Obamas and then-Vice President Bidens former national security adviser, a...

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