Subscribe to this tag Iran Accuses 3 Detained Americans of Espionage
Nation & World - November 9, 2009
Relatives and the U.S government say the three are innocent tourists who accidentally crossed into Iran
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FBI Says Top Scientist Sold Secrets
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Alex Kingsbury
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Nation & World - October 30, 2009
A sting operation targeted Stewart Nozette, a former NASA scientist who helped find water on the moon.
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Iran Holds Aid Worker Silva Harotonian on Espionage Charges
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Alex Kingsbury
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Nation & World - May 29, 2009
The State Department asserts the charges are without merit.
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Starwood Sues Hilton Hotels for Corporate Espionage
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Kimberly Castro
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Luxe Life - April 17, 2009
The lawsuit claims ex-Starwood employees took over 100,000 electronic and hard copy files.
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Obama Needs a Security Plan for Smart Grid so a Cyberspy Can't Turn off Lights
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Peter Roff
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Peter Roff - April 10, 2009
Without a lights-out security strategy, hackers could leave U.S. in the dark.
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Despite Drug Wars, Mexico Is Not in Danger of Collapse, Obama's Spy Chief Says
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Alex Kingsbury
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Nation & World - March 26, 2009
Even as drug violence spreads across border, Dennis Blair says Mexico is not becoming a failed state.
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Spy Agencies Say China Is Expanding Its Military Forces and Ambitions
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Alex Kingsbury
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Nation & World - February 12, 2009
Obama's new intelligence chief Dennis Blair says Beijing's national security interests are broadening.
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New Evidence of a Soviet Spy in the U.S. Nuclear Program
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Justin Ewers
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Nation & World - January 2, 2009
Two former nuclear scientists make the case that a spy took nuclear secrets to the Soviet Union.
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Declassified: the Secret Soviet Documents of a Leading CIA Spy
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Alex Kingsbury
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Nation & World - December 16, 2008
Polish Col. Ryszard Kuklinski passed thousands of pages of Soviet military documents to the West.
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Spy Agencies Turn to Newspapers, NPR, and Wikipedia for Information
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Alex Kingsbury
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Nation & World - September 12, 2008
The intelligence community is learning to value "open-source" information.
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Arthur Schlesinger Jr.'s Not-So-Secret Career as a Spy
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Robert Schlesinger
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Opinion - August 20, 2008
My father's OSS records reveal no James Bond, but a World War II career like so many others.
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Nation & World - July 31, 2008
Today's selection of timely reports
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New Spy Arrests Focus on Chinese Espionage
News Desk - February 11, 2008
Two new spy cases are the latest evidence of what U.S. officials say is an intense effort by the Chinese government to steal U.S. government and industrial secrets.
One case involves a government official who works as a Defense Department weapons analyst and two men in New Orleans, who are accused of passing classified data on U.S. weapons systems to a senior Chinese official, according to a formal affidavit released today by the Justice Department.
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