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Two serving members of the US Navy have been arrested on suspicion of spying for China, the Department of Justice said Thursday. The men are suspecting of selling secret information to Beijing that included manuals for warships and their weapons systems, as well as blueprints for a radar system and plans for a huge US…
Weekly Update by Mark Armstrong – November 10, 2023
Greetings from Tyler, Demonstrations going on around the United States are making the news. Who are these people, and what are they doing here, you might ask. At least I would. Shutting down bridges? Clogging Grand Central Station? What on earth? Don’t show us the pictures, but show them. Let’s see if they can stand…
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Ukraine will get long-awaited F-16 jets ‘this summer’ to counter Russian air attacks
WASHINGTON — Ukrainian pilots will take to the skies in American-made F-16 fighter jets in the coming weeks to deter Russian airstrikes, the leaders of the US, Denmark and the Netherlands announced Wednesday. Kyiv is set to receive 78 F-16s from a consortium of NATO countries that got President Biden’s permission last year to dispatch…
Weekly Update by Mark Armstrong – January 10, 2025
Greetings from Tyler, Things are already happening fast and it’s not even January 20th yet. The last of Trump’s “criminal” cases was closed today, but not without giving the media something to crow about. The charges stand even though Trump doesn’t have to do anything, they can still call him a felon. Let’s see if…
Twitter wrong to block tweets during Turkey election – Wikipedia founder
Twitter’s decision to block certain content in Turkey the day before its presidential election was wrong, says the founder of Wikipedia. Jimmy Wales told the BBC his organisation had spent two and a half years in court to avoid similar demands made by Turkey in the past. He said he believed the tech sector should…
U.S. lays claim to $1 billion in stolen Silk Road Bitcoin
NEW YORK, Nov 7 (Reuters) – The United States is seeking the forfeiture of more than $1 billion in Bitcoin stolen from the Silk Road online marketplace, federal prosecutors in Manhattan said on Monday. In the second largest seizure in U.S. Department of Justice history, Internal Revenue Service (IRS) agents obtained the 50,000 Bitcoin during…
