President Biden praises the restoration of military-to-military communications with China after a recent meeting with President Xi Jinping. The President’s focus now is to avert military confrontation with China, hold Xi accountable for the commitments he made, and mitigate America’s record-breaking numbers of overdose deaths associated with fentanyl. In light of Xi’s promises concerning fentanyl …
In 2009, Dianne Feinstein (D-Calif.) became the First Woman to Lead the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence In 2009, Dianne Feinstein made history as the first woman to lead the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence. This coincided with Barack Obama becoming the second president to oversee America’s expanded national security establishment after the 9/11 attacks. …
An Upper East Side Townhouse with CIA History Hits the Market for $9.99 Million A historic townhouse located in the prestigious Upper East Side neighborhood of New York City has been listed for sale at $9.99 million. This townhouse once belonged to Allen Dulles, the controversial first civilian director of the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA). …
If you happened to be one of the very few viewers who tuned in to the MTV Music Video Awards last week (according to Nielsen overnights, only 865,000 people watched the show), you would have caught a glimpse of the new teaser for the highly anticipated Bob Marley biopic, One Love. The film stars Kingsley …
UPDATE Sep 14, 2023 12:22 AM CDT In a shocking turn of events, Joshua Schulte, a former CIA software engineer, has been convicted not only of stealing classified information but also of possessing child sexual abuse images. A jury delivered its verdict in Manhattan federal court, revealing that Schulte had over 3,000 …
New developments have emerged that further challenge President Joe Biden’s narrative regarding the firing of a Ukrainian prosecutor during his time as vice president. These revelations highlight the potential for blackmailing Ukraine’s government by threatening to cut off US aid unless the prosecutor, Viktor Shokin, was removed from his position. Adding to the growing list …
Victor Shokin, the former Ukraine prosecutor who was fired by Joe Biden in April 2016, is now revealed to have had support from the rest of the Obama administration. Newly discovered documents show that the State Department was impressed with the Ukrainian government’s reform and anti-corruption agenda. However, despite this praise, Biden singled out Shokin …
The Ministry of State Security in China has announced the detention of a military industrial group worker who is suspected of spying for the CIA. This development comes amidst escalated tensions between Beijing and Washington surrounding accusations of espionage. According to reports, China’s civilian spy agency, the Ministry of State Security, made a statement on …
In an announcement on Tuesday, the White House revealed that President Biden intends to nominate Harry Coker as the next national cyber director, replacing Chris Inglis, who resigned earlier this year. Coker, an experienced national security expert with over four decades of public service, served in the U.S. Navy for 20 years before joining the …
The United States and its allies are actively exploring opportunities to exploit weaknesses in the power base of Russian President Vladimir Putin by recruiting high-ranking Russian officials as spies for the West. This initiative has gained increased urgency in the aftermath of Yevgeny Prigozhin’s brief rebellion, in which the former Putin ally turned his private …