Year: 2018

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Dem, GOP leaders get classified briefings on Russia probe

May 25, 2018 Editor Comments Off on Dem, GOP leaders get classified briefings on Russia probe

Republican and Democratic lawmakers on Thursday huddled in classified briefings about the origins of the FBI investigation into Russia’s meddling in the 2016 presidential election, a highly unusual series of meetings prompted by partisan allegations that the bureau spied on the Trump campaign. Democrats emerged from the meetings saying they saw no evidence to support Republican allegations that the FBI acted inappropriately in its early investigation into ties between Russia and Donald Trump’s presidential campaign. …read more […]

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Right Call to Cancel N. Korea Talks, Says Kim Koo-Korean Professor

May 25, 2018 Editor Comments Off on Right Call to Cancel N. Korea Talks, Says Kim Koo-Korean Professor

May.24 — Kim Koo-Korea Foundation professor of Korean studies, Sung-Yoon Lee thinks President Trump canceling talks with North Korea was the right move. He states Trump was not prepared and may have walked into an elaborate trap. He speaks with Betty Liu on “Bloomberg Daybreak: Australia.” …read more […]

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U.S. jury awards Apple $539 million in Samsung patent retrial: CNET

May 25, 2018 Editor Comments Off on U.S. jury awards Apple $539 million in Samsung patent retrial: CNET

(Reuters) – After nearly five days of deliberations, a U.S. jury on Thursday said Samsung Electronics Co Ltd should pay $539 million Apple Inc for copying patented smartphone features, technology publication CNET reported, bringing a years-long feud between the technology companies into its final stages.

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Exclusive: U.S. bill would force tech companies to disclose foreign software probes

May 24, 2018 Editor Comments Off on Exclusive: U.S. bill would force tech companies to disclose foreign software probes

WASHINGTON (Reuters) – U.S. tech companies would be forced to disclose if they allowed American adversaries, like Russia and China, to examine the inner workings of software sold to the U.S. military under proposed legislation, Senate staff told Reuters on Thursday.

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