Epstein Secrets

ent. Sununu went further, banning apps owned by Chinese firm Alibaba and telecommunications hardware and smartphones made by Chinese firms including Huawei and ZTE. The article quoted Sununu, who said the ban, "will help preserve the safety, security, and privacy of the citizens of New Hampshire." The

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awei Aims To Persuade US Firms It's Not A Chinese Spying Tool. The Washington Post (9/23, Marks, 14.2M) reports in the Cybersecurity 202 column that Huawei is now 'making its case directly to American companies: A company official tells me Huawei "is reaching out to firms to defend its reputation and ou

ercover agent to engage in online discussions with him. Over time, Smith allegedly offered bombmaking formulas to them both." BuzzFeed News (9/23, Tillman) reports, "Lt. Col. Terence Kelley, a spokesperson for the US Army, said in an email to BuzzFeed News that the Army's law enforcement team cooperate

fusal of a retired Royal Canadian Mounted Police officer to testify at an extradition hearing for a senior executive for Chinese communication giant Huawei is 'unprecedented' and should bring into doubt the credibility of his written affidavit saying he didn't share information with the FBI, defense law

re facing multiple criminal counts, including assaulting police with a deadly weapon and obstructing an official proceeding." BuzzFeed News (3/22, Tillman) reports, "Khater is accused of deploying a chemical spray and coordinating with Tanios to bring it to the Capitol that day. The two men aren't char