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Trump Jokes About Terrorists While Discussing Soldiers Death In Nigeria Attack

The comments were made during a closed-door meeting in the White House shortly after the Oct. 4, 2017, attack on U.S. Special Forces.

Sergei Skripal Poisoning: Assassins 'Could Already Be Dead,' Says Putin Critic

Political analyst Andrei Piontkovsky claimed the two may have been executed to hide traces of the alleged crime.

Google Pulls Russian Opposition Leader's YouTube Advert Ahead Of Vote

Google removed a YouTube advert by Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny after authorities complained that the videos would violate an election silence law before Sunday’s vote for regional governors, an aide to Navalny said on Saturday.

Former Facebook Security Exec Says Elections Can Still Be Disrupted

Alex Stamos left Facebook in August, but the former security exec said foreign entities can still sow chaos in elections.

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UK Names 2 Russians For Attempted Murder Of Skripals With Nerve Agent

Britain blamed Russia for the poisonings and identified the poison as Novichok, a deadly group of nerve agents developed by the Soviet military in the 1970s and 1980s.

Weapons In Space? Pentagon Wants To Deploy Them To Intercept Enemy Missiles

The Defense Department is particularly worried about China’s and Russia’s hypersonic weapons that are not detectable by current U.S. missile-defense radars.

Space-Edge Tourism: Balloon System Tested To Fly Up To 100,000 Feet

In the first test, the system went up to an altitude of 85,000 feet in just one and a half hours.

Russia Accuses US Of 'Meddling' In Kremlin Election

Speaking after a briefing on the issue, senior Russian diplomat Andrey Nesterenko said the U.S. “certainly does” attempt to meddle in the Russian electoral processes.

Russia-US Defense Contracts Continue To Be Important For Kremlin

Dmitry Rogozin, the head of Roskosmos, opened up about why the military contracts with the U.S. were vital for Russia.

Russian Gold-Backed Cryptocurrency Maybe Used For Weapons Sales

In an attempt to sidestep U.S sanctions, Russian lawmaker Vladimir Gutenev suggested using a gold-backed cryptocurrency for weapons exports to other countries.

Long Reach Of US Sanctions Hits Syria Reconstruction

As Syrian President Bashar al-Assad attempts to turn military success into postwar reconstruction, Western sanctions are a major obstacle that could scare off foreign companies.

Trump Claims China Hacked Hillary Clinton's Email Server, Mocks Russian Involvement

A report Tuesday claimed that a Chinese company hacked Clinton’s emails and managed to forward them to a third party in real time.

‘Russian Hackers’ Conjured Up By Democrats To Explain Election Loss: Lavrov

According to Sergei Lavrov, "Russian interference" in the elections in the United States was a strategy the anti-Russian information campaign in the West had been building up for the past two years.

Russian Ship Detained By South Korea For Illegally Leaving Busan Port

The Russian ship was on its way out of the port of Busan at 3:40 p.m. EDT Monday when the vessel was detained by South Korean coast guards.

US Open 2018: Serena Williams Wins, Says Comeback Is "Getting There"

After missing the US Open in 2017, Serena Williams enjoyed a triumphant return to the tournament Monday, defeating Magda Linette in straight sets.

Turkey crisis can cause global contagion

Here’s How The Turkey Crisis Can Spark Contagion In Global Markets

Hugh Johnson sees parallels in the Turkey financial crisis and the crisis that engulfed Southeast Asia in 1997-98, and talks of the implications for global markets and investors.

Iran, Syria Agree On Military Cooperation, Sign Post-War Reconstruction Agreement

Along with the military cooperation, Iran will also continue to provide “presence and participation” for the reconstruction of Syria.

Extinct Baby Horse From 40,000 Years Ago Found Well-Preserved In Siberian Permafrost

The horse probably died from a natural trap when it was two to three months old.

Russian ‘Weapons Of Mass Destruction’ Found In Ship Detained By South Africa

The vessel, named Lada, which was on its way from Tulear, Madagascar, to Lagos, Nigeria, and the United States, had a stop at the Ngqura port.

Michael Cohen Net Worth: GoFundMe For Legal Fees Payment Seeks $500K

Cohen, who has pleaded guilty to tax fraud and campaign finance violations, has a net worth of $20 million.

Russian 13-Foot Battle Robot Concept Showcased By Arms Manufacturer

The massive robot could provide major combat advantage on the battlefield but is still in the early phases of development.

Neanderthal-Denisovan Offspring From Over 50,000 Years Ago Found Using Tiny Bone

It was a 13-year-old girl who lived more than 50,000 years ago.

Credit Suisse Freezes $5 Billion Of Russian Money Due To US Sanctions

One of Switzerland’s largest banks, Credit Suisse, has frozen roughly 5 billion Swiss francs ($5 billion) of money linked to Russia to avoid falling foul of U.S. sanctions, according to its accounts, further increasing pressure on Moscow.

Russia’s Color-Changing ‘Stealth Camouflage’ Could Hide Military Troops, Vehicles In Plain Sight

The technology was unveiled by defense contractor Rostec at the International Military-Technical Forum ARMY 2018 in Moscow.

Russian Nuclear-Powered Missile May Not Have Fallen Into Sea, Country Says

Reports stated that Moscow is preparing to try to recover the missile that was test launched in November 2017 and reportedly landed in the Barents Sea.

Tech Giants Dismantle Global Iranian Propaganda Push

Through a network of fake news websites and fraudulent social media personas spread across Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, Google Plus and YouTube, the Iranian-linked campaign pushed narratives in line with the country's interests.