Foreign adversaries, private sector, state governments may swoop in to recruit fired federal workers, experts say
Thousands of fired federal workers offer appealing experience and skills -- to the private sector and foreign adversaries alike, experts tell ABC News.
Cuts to federal workforce could create opening for foreign spies
The Trump administration’s rapid slashing of the government workforce creates fertile ground for foreign adversaries to recruit disgruntled staffers who know some of the nation’s most closely guarded ...
Indian researcher at US university arrested, faces deportation
An Indian researcher at a US university has been arrested by immigration officers and is facing deportation, according to his ...
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Kenyan Police Officer Killed in Haiti in Anti-Gang Operation
While on patrol, “the security team came under fire from suspected gang members,” according to a statement posted on social media by Kenya’s national police service. “The officer sustained ...
USAID Official Orders Employees to Shred or Burn Classified and Personnel Records
A senior official at the main U.S. aid agency told employees to dispose of classified documents and personnel files by ...
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Chief Justice Allows U.S. to Continue Freeze on Foreign Aid Payments
A federal judge had set a midnight deadline for the agencies to release funds for the foreign ... House Office Building in Washington on Wednesday.Credit...Eric Lee/The New York Times Lawyers ...
How the Justice Department is remaking itself in Trump’s image
Attorney General Pam Bondi has curtailed Justice Department anti-corruption efforts, ratcheted up immigration enforcement and ...
‘It’s not what he expected’: Rubio has competition for the role of America’s top diplomat
When Marco Rubio signed on as Donald Trump’s Secretary of State, he went into the job “with eyes wide open,” according to a person familiar with his thinking. He knew it wouldn’t be easy working for ...