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Attorney General Jeff Sessions told the Senate Judiciary Committee that Russia poses a threat to the American electoral system, but he admits that his department hasn't done much about it.
On [email protected], John Sipher argues that the U.S.’s recent effort to put diplomatic pressure on Russia undermined U.S. interests.
Russia is whittling away at U.S. influence in Eastern Europe. The Trump administration will have to do more to preserve the post-Cold War order.
This morning, President Trump signed into law sanctions legislation against Russia, North Korea, and Iran, which would also limit his ability to unilaterally lift sanctions on Russia without congressional oversight.
A little video that speaks for itself.
What developments in Ukraine signify for the future of hybrid warfare.
Getting back to normal.
Citizen Lab found that Russian hacking group conducted a cyberattack against a U.S. journalist, an example of a dangerous trend of targeting civil society members in Russia and abroad.
French President-elect Emmanuel Macron has a lot on his mind as he prepares to assume office. One topic we can be sure he’s thinking about: what to do about the dumping of various of his campaign documents and emails online just hours before the election.
Edward Snowden’s theft of files, whatever good it accomplished in igniting a national conversation on surveillance, also opened the door to more aggressive Russian intrusions in cyberspace.