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U.S. intel review finds no evidence linking foreign adversary to 'Havana syndrome'
U.S. intelligence officials had at one time considered Russia a leading suspect in what some assessed were deliberate attacks on diplomats and CIA officers overseas.
China is sitting on a trove of hacked American business and personal data, report finds
China-linked cyberespionage groups targeted 39 industries on nearly every continent, according to the CrowdStrike cybersecurity company.
U.S. Marshals Service suffers 'major' security breach that compromises sensitive info
The incident did not involve the database involving the Witness Security Program, commonly known as the witness protection program, a source told NBC News.
Law enforcement center unveiled in Washington, D.C., to help prevent another Jan. 6
More than two dozen law enforcement agencies, including staffers from the FBI, the Secret Service and the Washington Police Department, will occupy the 42,000-square-foot space.
Biden administration to crack down on child labor
The new measures were announced in the wake of media reports, including by NBC News, on children working grueling jobs in the U.S.
Immigration rights advocates are attacking a new Biden policy. Jim Jordan is not.
Immigration advocacy groups have launched a public campaign against a new policy that blocks migrants, while a prominent House Republican offered qualified support.
U.S. has admitted 271,000 Ukrainian refugees since Russian invasion, far above Biden’s goal of 100,000
More than 117,000 came via the Biden administration’s “Uniting for Ukraine” program, which lets Americans sponsor Ukrainians so they will be financially supported in the U.S.
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Two more lawsuits filed against NYPD captain accused of abusing female employees
Five sergeants reported the captain’s behavior to internal affairs in January, according to court papers.
The U.S. put punishing tariffs on Russian plywood. Did it actually cut imports?
A new study found that while tariffs helped cut U.S. imports of Russian plywood in half, the U.S. still directly imported at least $1.2 billion worth from Russia in 2022.
Company hired same 'known minor' twice to clean slaughterhouses, internal document shows
An internal company report shows Packers Sanitation Services Inc. disciplined an employee who hired the same “known minor” twice under two different identities.
'We're afraid to shower': Fear and anxiety linger in Ohio town reeling from toxic train derailment
Despite assurances by government officials that the air and water are safe, East Palestine residents remain skeptical.
