What do we know, and what can we infer, about the 31 documents the special counsel's office charges Trump with retaining?
The former president faces federal charges for the first time in the Mar-a-Lago case.
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Shane and David have hosted many former intelligence officers, mostly of the American variety, during more than 80 episodes so far on Chatter. But, until this week, you haven't heard us speak with one who has turned her intelligence experience into a career as a professional genealogist. Lisa Maddox of Family History Investigations has carved out that unique path, and her story reveals much about the nature and wider applicability of analytic skills.
Special Counsel Jack Smith is expected to give an on-air press statement at 3 p.m. ET in connection with the indictment of Donald Trump.
The Justice Department unsealed the indictment of former President Donald Trump and Trump aide Waltine Nauta in connection with the investigation into the improper removal of classified documents from the White House to Mar-a-Lago.
Former President Trump was reportedly indicted in the Mar-A-Lago classified documents probe. What do we know?
The special rules on dams, water, food, and the environment.
Instead of throwing away the improperly sourced algorithm or data, it could be made available for public use.
The data broker industry and its role in the digital economy is under scrutiny from Congress.
We don’t know much—yet.
This week, Alan, Quinta, and Scott braved the haze to talk through the week’s (very) big national security news stories, including:
The initiative’s ambiguity amplifies its fragility and minimizes the relevance of the law of treaties. It is also the reason the deal exists.
A look into the Karl Lee case and its implications for U.S. export control
A large dam on the Dnipro River has been destroyed, causing massive flooding and a dangerous environmental catastrophe in southern Ukraine. The Ukrainians are blaming the Russians; the Russians are blaming the Ukrainians. Meanwhile, the Washington Post is reporting that the CIA was actually tipped off about the coming destruction of the Nord Stream pipelines last year—and that it was tipped off that a Ukrainian military team was planning to do it. The blockbuster story is the latest bit of evidence that the Nord Stream operation was, after all, not the Russians, but the Ukrainians.
The latest episode of ChinaTalk.
The latest episode of TechTank.
How can Israel rebuild national and international trust in its cyber industry, and are the steps it’s currently taking enough?
The new White House strategy tackles long-standing cybersecurity problems head-on.
On January 1, 2023, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva was sworn in as president of Brazil. A week later, insurrectionists in Brazil stormed government buildings, including the president’s palace, the Supreme Federal Court, and the National Congress building to violently disrupt the democratic transition of power and challenge the results of the election. Lula, however, remained undeterred and forged ahead.