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Senate doesn’t have to release full CIA torture report, judge rules

WASHINGTON — The U.S. Senate does not have to release its full report detailing the Central Intelligence Agency’s interrogation and detention program following the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks, a federal judge ruled Thursday.

Los Angeles Times

Editorial: Donald Trump and the judicial Cannon

To Donald Trump, ethics and laws are for losers, and judges you appoint are supposed to rule in your favor. That caused humiliation for the former president when “his” three U.S. Supreme Court justices refused to overturn Joe Biden’s election or shield his financial records from investigators.

Tribune News Service

Trump posts bizarre Truth Social tribute to Ken Starr for helping him fight the ‘mentally sick’

‘I so appreciated his support and his thoughts that our cause against fascists and other mentally sick people in our Country is just,’ Trump says

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Haryana: Two members of Kala Rana gang target police vehicle for robbery in Yamunanagar, held

YAMUNANAGAR: The crime investigation agency (CIA)-II of Yamunanagar police arrested two members of Kala Rana gang, after they allegedly targeted a police vehicle incidentally in a robbery attempt in Sadar area on Tuesday.

The Times of India

Trump legal team opposes limiting special master review, suggests materials might not be classified

WASHINGTON — Former President Donald Trump’s legal team said in a court filing Monday that classified materials should not be excluded from the special master’s review of documents found during an FBI search of his Mar-a-Lago estate, suggesting that some of the documents may not be classified and that Trump…

Los Angeles Times

EXPLAINER: The intel review of documents at Trump's estate

The discovery of hundreds of classified records at Donald Trump’s Florida home has thrust U.S. intelligence agencies into a familiar and uncomfortable role

The Independent UK

'Sportswashing' Saudi Arabia could bid for 2030 World Cup despite horror mass executions

Reports that Saudi Arabia could lead a joint bid for the 2030 FIFA World Cup have sparked criticism that the nation continues to land major sporting events despite its appalling record on human rights

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A Question of Standing review: how the CIA undermined American authority

Rhodri Jeffreys-Jones has written a concise account of damage done by US covert operations from the Iran coup to the Iraq war

The Guardian - US

Ukraine forces reach key city in offensive against Russia

Ukraine officials reportedly captured Izyum, too, which is considered a Russian stronghold city.

Axios

Russia sends reinforcements to Kharkiv to repel Ukraine counterattack

Ukrainian forces appear to be continuing speedy advance in Kharkiv region as ‘fierce battles’ rage

The Guardian - UK

Iran media attacks Queen’s ‘bloody legacy’, while officials ignore death

Death resurrects long and tangled ties between Tehran and UK monarchy

The Independent UK

CIA director says Russia’s Ukraine invasion is a failure

William Burns says Vladimir Putin ‘profoundly wrong in his assumptions’ as Kyiv’s counteroffensive continues

The Guardian - UK

Mossad Chief Hands over Evidence of Iran’s Nuclear Ambitions to Washington

Mossad chief David Barnea concluded his visit to Washington, where he held talks with senior US officials and presented them with sensitive intelligence information confirming Iran’s dishonesty in its nuclear negotiations with the US and world powers, according to Tel Aviv political sources. According to evidence carried by Barnea, Iran…

Asharq Al-Awsat

‘Something horribly failed.’ How did so many of America’s secrets end up at Mar-a-Lago?

WASHINGTON — At least 300 documents containing classified information left the White House with former President Donald Trump, an unprecedented situation that has led to the FBI investigating possible violations of the Espionage Act and obstruction of justice.

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Vladimir Putin’s TV propagandist refuses to explain abrasion and bruising on his face

Russian anchorman Vladimir Solovyov, who regularly advocates nuking Britain, angrily refused to be drawn on how he sustained a cut above his left eyebrow and facial bruising

Los Angeles Times

Commentary: Why we’re drowning in a ‘tsunami’ of government secrets

While the eyes of journalists, Congress and the public are on the Department of Justice investigation of the classified documents that former President Donald Trump removed from the White House, a recent report about a different critical issue of government secrecy has gone unnoticed.

The Guardian - US

Mar-a-Lago a magnet for spies, officials warn after nuclear file reportedly found

Former intelligence chiefs say national security officials are ‘shaking their heads at what damage might have been done’

The Guardian - UK

‘Toxic’: Darktrace’s future clouded by concerns over culture and fraud case

Analysts have also criticised the cybersecurity firm’s business model but a US private equity fund is still pondering a takeover

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US says Russia seeking ‘millions of rounds’ from North Korea

Russia wants to buy millions of rockets and artillery shells from North Korea to use in its war against Ukraine, a sign that Western sanctions on its military and economy are starting to bite, U.S. officials said Tuesday.

Reuters

HSBC not liable for al-Qaeda suicide attack at CIA base -US appeals court

A divided U.S. appeals court on Tuesday said HSBC Holdings Plc was not liable to the families of two American contractors killed in an al-Qaeda suicide bombing of a CIA base in Afghanistan, after the bank allegedly evaded U.S. sanctions targeting sponsors of terrorism.

The Times of India

Haryana: Two transformer theft gangs busted in Kurukshetra, 11 accused arrested

KURUKSHETRA: The crime investigation agency (CIA)-II of Kurukshetra police busted two gangs with arrests of 11 accused, active in stealing electrical transformers in the region, said district superintendent of police (SP) Surender Singh Bhoria.

Daily Mirror

Vladimir Putin sending sick and and injured patients from Russia hospitals to frontline

In a recent post, Ukrainian officials claim that Russia is discharging sick and injured troops in Ukraine to bolster its ranks after heavy losses. The true number of soldiers killed in Ukraine is unknown

ABC News

Judge grants Donald Trump's special master bid in document probe

The US Justice Department has opened a criminal investigation into classified documents kept at former president Donald Trump's Florida home – a judge's ruling could delay the probe.

The Independent UK

China accuses Washington of cyber spying on university

China is accusing Washington of breaking into computers at a university that U.S. officials say does military research, adding to complaints by both governments of rampant online spying against each other

The Independent UK

America's secrets: Trump's unprecedented disregard of norms

Donald Trump isn’t the first to face criticism for flouting rules and traditions around the safeguarding of sensitive government records

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