It’s time for the Republican Party to either man up and impeach the president or join him and announce their allegiance to the Russian Federation.
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Agencies plan to watch for midterm election interference
The director of the NSA said he wants to better coordinate intelligence-gathering on Russian cyberactivities and Cyber Command’s plans to thwart Kremlin operations.
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After the Trump-Putin news conference, here’s why people are talking about the Dixie Chicks
In March 2003 they were one of the most successful acts in country music history, until things suddenly changed.
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Fact check: In Helsinki news conference, both leaders offer dubious claims
Several of the most serious run counter to analyses by U.S. intelligence agencies.
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Russian gun rights advocate charged in U.S. with acting as Russian Federation agent
Maria Butina is accused of developing relationships with American politicians and an unnamed “gun rights organization,” according to the affidavit.
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Analysis: What did the Trump-Putin press conference really mean?
The joint news conference shocked the world, prompting immediate criticism that the president had turned his back on his own intelligence agencies to praise Putin, a former KGB agent.
Posted inNation & World, Politics
Trump defers to Putin’s denial of election meddling, discounting U.S. intelligence and indictments of Russians
After a private meeting with the Russian leader, the president says he holds ‘both countries responsible’ for the frayed relations, sparking a backlash in the U.S.
Posted inNation & World, News, Politics
Mueller probe points to the Kremlin with charges that 12 Russian officers hacked Democrats
The indicted intelligence officers, members of Russia’s GRU military agency, allegedly stole data from the Democrats and the Clinton campaign in a sustained effort to influence voters in 2016.
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Trump-Putin summit is a go, National Security Adviser John Bolton says
‘It’s important after the length of time that has gone by without a bilateral summit like this to allow them to cover all the issues they choose,’ he says.
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Maine Voices: We cannot betray Ukraine by dismissing it, relegating it to the past
For Vladimir Putin, President Trump’s driving concern with his self-image is a weakness to be exploited.