US Officials Are Warning About A Russian Cybersecurity Company's US Government Ties
Kaspersky has denied links to the Russian government, but US officials are raising doubts.
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Ali Watkins is a national security correspondent for BuzzFeed News and is based in Washington, DC.
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The CIA's Director Went In Hard Against WikiLeaks — Unlike His Boss
Mike Pompeo has kept a low profile since taking office. In his first public remarks, he aligned himself with his agency's staff over the White House and slammed WikiLeaks.
Conselheiro de Trump admitiu reunião com um espião russo em 2013
Carter Page confirmou ao BuzzFeed News que se encontrou com ao menos o agente de inteligência da Rússia, Victor Podobnyy, que atuava disfarçado na representação do país na ONU, em Nova York.
トランプ大統領の元アドバイザーがロシアのスパイと接触
カーター・ペイジ氏は2013年、ニューヨークのロシアのスパイと接触していたことを認めた。
A Former Trump Adviser Met With A Russian Spy
Carter Page told BuzzFeed News that he had been in contact with at least one Russian spy working undercover out of Moscow’s UN office in 2013.
It's Hard To Overstate Just How Strange The House Intelligence Committee Drama Is
Devin Nunes’ public statements Wednesday — made unilaterally, without even talking to his co-chair Adam Schiff — are threatening to ruin one of the last real bipartisan traditions on the Hill.
Former Top Trump Aide Mike Flynn Was Investigated By The FBI, Source Says
A high-level US intelligence official tells BuzzFeed News Flynn was being investigated by the FBI as recently as December.
Former Trump Adviser Carter Page Is Offering To Help The Senate Investigate Russia
“As continuation of our initial cooperation in resolving the illegal activities committed by Clinton campaign associates against me and many other Americans during the 2016 election, I wanted to provide some essential and very timely information.”
Inside The Investigation To Get To The Bottom Of Russia’s Role In The Election
The Senate Intelligence Committee has been given sweeping powers, unseen since the Watergate era, to investigate Russian meddling in the US election. As its scope grows to include suspected ties between the Trump camp and Russia, investigators are starting to worry politics have overhyped the probe.
This Is The Russian Ambassador Whom Trump's Administration Kept Meeting
Sergey Kislyak, Russia’s ambassador to the US since 2008, is in the news again for his talks with Attorney General Jeff Sessions. But Kislyak isn’t exactly known for rubbing elbows with lawmakers.
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The Strange Case Of The Russian Diplomat Who Got His Head Smashed In On Election Day
How did Sergei Krivov die? And why did the NYPD close the case?
A Former Trump Adviser Met With A Russian Spy
Carter Page told BuzzFeed News that he had been in contact with at least one Russian spy working undercover out of Moscow’s UN office in 2013.
There Are More Than 80 Infants Buried In Guantanamo Bay's Cemetery
Tucked away in a restricted corner of the military installation, a navy cemetery paints a picture of the colorful history of the U.S.'s oldest overseas base.
The FBI Never Asked For Access To Hacked Computer Servers
The Democratic National Committee tells BuzzFeed News that the bureau “never requested access” to the servers the White House and intelligence community say were hacked by Russia.
Torture Report Author Quietly Leaves The Senate
Friday is the last day on the Hill for Daniel Jones, the lead investigator of the Intelligence Committee's 6,800-page study into the CIA's now-defunct torture program.
Intel Officials Believe Russia Spreads Fake News
“This is beyond propaganda, that’s my understanding."
Documents Raise Disturbing Questions About Detainee Abuse Under Obama
Right after he took office, Barack Obama promised to do away with torture. But documents obtained by BuzzFeed News show for the first time how a harsh interrogation tactic thrived on his watch in Afghanistan. Human rights advocates said it could be inhumane and illegal.
Inside The Investigation To Get To The Bottom Of Russia’s Role In The Election
The Senate Intelligence Committee has been given sweeping powers, unseen since the Watergate era, to investigate Russian meddling in the US election. As its scope grows to include suspected ties between the Trump camp and Russia, investigators are starting to worry politics have overhyped the probe.
Congress Doesn't Really Care That The CIA Chief Once Voted Communist
"I think I'm going to let that one go."
The Torture Lobby Is Excited For The Trump Years
The Obama administration’s failure to fully reckon with fallout from the Bush-era torture program is already being exploited by the program’s supporters — who will soon have an ally in the White House.