US Sanctions Individuals Tied to Maduro for Election Fraud

The United States has deemed the election illegitimate. The United States announced on Sept. 12 that it has sanctioned and issued visa restrictions against 16 individuals tied to Venezuelan leader Nicholas Maduro related to fraud stemming from the July 28 presidential election, which the United States has deemed as illegitimate. “The United States is taking

Harris Demanded Intelligence Community Investigation Into Use of ‘Gender-Biased Language’: Report

In her first year as vice president, Kamala Harris demanded that the intelligence community launch an internal investigation into “gender-biased language” in national security reports after she accused her personal intelligence briefer of using such language, the Washington Post reported Thursday. While listening to a briefing on a classified personality profile of a female foreign

Congress Probes Chinese Automakers Over Espionage, Hacking Concerns

Congress is probing Chinese automakers over concerns that electric cars sold in the United States could be used by the Chinese government for “nefarious purposes” such as data collection, spying on American citizens through in-car cameras, and remotely hijacking vehicles. Senators Marsha Blackburn (R., Tenn.) and Gary Peters (D., Mich.), chairman of the Senate Committee