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The Chairman of the US Joint Chiefs of Staff no longer believes Russia can be "singled out" regarding Washington's perceived national security threats. North Korea, Iran, and China also top the list of challenges.
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- Pope calls for dialogue and moderation after Jerusalem violence
- Syria hasn’t used chemical weapons since Idlib attack – Pentagon
- BBC women demand action on gender pay gap now, not in future
- Thousands ordered to evacuate as heavy rains hit northeast Japan
- ‘Smuggling venture gone horribly wrong’: illegal migrants found dead of heat exhaustion in trailer
The US Department of Homeland Security has taken over the investigation of an immigrant smuggling case, where at least 8 people were found dead from heat exhaustion in a locked up trailer in San Antonio, Texas. - Massive fire ravages Massachusetts construction site (PHOTOS, VIDEOS)
A massive inferno is raging at a construction site of an apartment complex in Waltham, Massachusetts, reportedly spreading to nearby buildings. - ‘Witch hunt’ target, Russian Ambassador Kislyak ends US tenure
The man who made numerous headlines across the Western media, including for the resignation of US National Security Adviser Michael Flynn and the ongoing scandal with Attorney General Jeff Sessions, concludes his assignment in the US. - 'We’re bad day away from Russians asking, ‘Why are you still in Syria?’ – top US commander
A US special operations commander has admitted that an extended US stay in Syria runs contrary to international law and that Russia would be entirely justified in questioning its presence there.
- ‘Smuggling venture gone horribly wrong’: illegal migrants found dead of heat exhaustion in trailerThe US Department of Homeland Security has taken over the investigation of an immigrant smuggling case, where at least 8 people were found dead from heat exhaustion in a locked up trailer in San Antonio, Texas.
- White House leaks must stop or ‘everyone is getting fired’, warns new coms chief Scaramucci
The new White House communications director has promised to take “drastic action” to prevent leaks from the Trump administration, warning, “they’re going to get fired” if the leaks do not stop. - ‘Shut down the Workhouse!’ Riot police called in over St. Louis prison AC protest (VIDEO)
Protesters squared off against riot police outside the St. Louis Medium Security Institution in Duluth, Minnesota, where they were demonstrating against allegedly inhumane conditions inside the facility. - Massive fire ravages Massachusetts construction site (PHOTOS, VIDEOS)A massive inferno is raging at a construction site of an apartment complex in Waltham, Massachusetts, reportedly spreading to nearby buildings.
- Battle for free internet rages as FCC swamped with over 10mn net neutrality comments
The US government has been flooded with more than 10 million comments about rolling back net neutrality regulations. - Russia is no longer America's 'single' biggest threat – top US generalThe Chairman of the US Joint Chiefs of Staff no longer believes Russia can be "singled out" regarding Washington's perceived national security threats. North Korea, Iran, and China also top the list of challenges.
- SF iconic Golden Gate Bridge to close traffic during marathon due to terrorist threat
The world famous Golden Gate Bridge will for the first time shut its northbound lanes for the duration of San Francisco marathon. The unprecedented measure is being implemented as a precaution in the wake of the terrorist attacks in Europe where assailants mowed down crowds with vehicles. - 'We’re bad day away from Russians asking, ‘Why are you still in Syria?’ – top US commanderA US special operations commander has admitted that an extended US stay in Syria runs contrary to international law and that Russia would be entirely justified in questioning its presence there.
- ‘Witch hunt’ target, Russian Ambassador Kislyak ends US tenureThe man who made numerous headlines across the Western media, including for the resignation of US National Security Adviser Michael Flynn and the ongoing scandal with Attorney General Jeff Sessions, concludes his assignment in the US.
- ‘Not the best time’ for creating Russia-US cybersecurity body – NSA Chief
Establishing a joint Russia-US cybersecurity body is not a very good idea, according to the NSA Director. Discussions, though, are in progress, according to a top Russian official. - ‘Only crime so far is leaks against us’ – Trump
As the probe into his administration’s alleged ties to Russia continues, US President Donald Trump has said that although he has the power to grant pardons, so far, the only crimes which have been committed are the leaks against his government. - Hackers access millions of Social Security numbers, 10 states affected
A security breach in the Kansas Department of Commerce has exposed millions of Social Security numbers from people across 10 states to hackers. Many other accounts were also attacked.
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