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NSA responds to reports of national security threat: ‘We can and will and are protecting the national security of the United States'
After House Intelligence Committee Chairman Mike Turner, R-Ohio, publicized a “serious” national security threat against the U.S., national security adviser Jake Sullivan addressed reporter questions Wednesday to try to assuage any public concern. “I am confident that President Biden, in the decisions that he is taking, is going to ensure the security of the American people going forward,” Sullivan said...
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National security advisers of US, South Korea and Japan will meet to discuss North Korean threat
The national security advisers of the United States, South Korea and Japan will meet in Seoul this week to discuss North Korea’s military threat and other issues as they continue to promote trilateral cooperation in Asia.
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A key US spy tool will lapse at year's end unless Congress and the White House can cut a deal
The Biden administration is running out of time to win the reauthorization of a spy program it says is vital to preventing terrorism, catching spies and disrupting cyberattacks.
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Biden Picks Air Force General to Lead National Security Agency, Cyber Command
Haugh will also oversee programs to detect and stop foreign interference in American elections, as well as those targeting criminals behind ransomware attacks that have shut down hospital systems and at one point a key U.S. fuel pipeline.
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U.S. Contractor Killed, Five Service Members and Contractor Wounded in Suicide Drone Strike in Syria
A U.S. contractor was killed and five U.S. service members and one U.S. contractor were wounded Thursday when a suicide drone hit a Coalition base near Hasakah in northeast Syria just before 2 p.m. local time.
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Supreme Court Declines to Hear Wikipedia's Lawsuit Over NSA Surveillance
The lawsuit challenges a portion of the National Security Agency’s warrantless surveillance of Americans’ international email and phone communications.