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Mikhail Svetlov/Getty Images As punishment, President Joe Biden on Thursday announced a series of measures designed to, as the White House put it, “defend our national interests and impose costs for Russian Government actions that seek to harm us.” Those measures include sanctioning six Russian technology firms that support the Russian intelligence service’s cyber program; 32 entities and individuals involved in election interference and disinformation campaigns; limits on US financial interaction with Russia’s sovereign debt; and, in coordination with allies, eight figures “associa...

Two separate criminal investigations in New York with numerous potential charges The DC Attorney general is reviewing criminal charges against Trump for January 6 Fulton County, Georgia is reviewing criminal charges for election tampering Possible criminal charges in the coverup of the Khashoggi murder and then the civil cases…. Just Security: On both the criminal and civil litigation fronts, former President Donald Trump faces a bevy of lawsuits and investigations, with more cases likely to follow. Some are civil suits stemming from his pre-presidential business dealings. Others are defama...

Origin The idea that former U.S. President Donald Trump was somehow compromised by the Russian government is not a new one. His single term was clouded by the fact that U.S. intelligence agencies concluded that the Russian government interfered in the 2016 presidential campaign in an effort to help Trump win. These accusations got new legs with the Jan. 26, 2021, publication of the book “American Kompromat” by journalist Craig Unger. In the book, Unger cites ex-KGB officer Yuri Shvets in making the case that Trump’s relationship with the Russian government started decades before he beca...

Ex-CIA officer Marc Polymeropoulos believes he was targeted while on a visit to Moscow.

New accounts have emerged from CIA officers of suspected sonic attacks by Russia which have been blamed for mysterious symptoms suffered by US operatives around the world.  After dozens of Americans became inexplicably ill in Havana beginning in 2016, similar incidents have been reported in Russia, China, Australia and elsewhere - with suspicion falling on Moscow among US intelligence agents.  One officer, Marc Polymeropoulos, told BBC News that CIA agents were 'suffering in silence' after 'several senior agency officials' were affected by headaches, dizziness or loud noises in their head....