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FBI Agents Killed in Va. Training Were Among Elite
Somalia. In August, a federal judge sentenced Shibin to a dozen life sentences. Team members also responded to the 1998 U . S . Embassy bombings in East Africa and have been deployed to Iraq and Afghanistan. Domestically, their resume includes rescuing nine
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Correction: Tunisia-Salafi Crackdown Story
the salafis frayed as the groups became increasingly violent, attacking art exhibits, police stations, cinemas and the U . S . embassy . Ben Hassine is in hiding for his alleged role in the Sept. 14 attack on the embassy in Tunis, in which several salafi
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A Look at Why the Benghazi Issue Keeps Coming Back
away. Egyptian demonstrators had scaled the walls of the U . S . Embassy in Cairo hours earlier to protest an American amateur filmmaker's Benghazi were spontaneously inspired by the protests at the U . S . Embassy in Cairo and evolved into a direct assault against the U
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Russian TV: American Accused of Spying Flies Out
NTV television is reporting that the U . S . Embassy employee accused of spying and ordered that Fogle, a third secretary in the U . S . Embassy , had been caught trying to recruit a and ordered to leave the country. The U . S . Embassy has refused to comment on the case.
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US Warns of Armed Robbery Threat in Bahamas
The U . S . Embassy in the Bahamas is warning about the threat of armed robbery in the the island chain off Florida's east coast. A statement from the U . S . Embassy in Nassau advises Americans living in and traveling to the islands
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A Look at Why the Benghazi Issue Keeps Coming Back
away. Egyptian demonstrators had scaled the walls of the U . S . Embassy in Cairo hours earlier to protest an American amateur filmmaker's Benghazi were spontaneously inspired by the protests at the U . S . Embassy in Cairo and evolved into a direct assault against the U
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Today in History
York's Madison Square Garden. In 1964, the State Department disclosed that 40 hidden microphones had been found in the U . S . embassy in Moscow. In 1973, Secretariat won the Preakness Stakes, the second of his Triple Crown victories. In 1981, five British
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A Look at Why the Benghazi Issue Keeps Coming Back
away. Egyptian demonstrators had scaled the walls of the U . S . Embassy in Cairo hours earlier to protest an American amateur filmmaker's Benghazi were spontaneously inspired by the protests at the U . S . Embassy in Cairo and evolved into a direct assault against the U
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AP Impact: Myanmar Sanctions List Languishes
years, despite recommendations from the U . S . Embassy in Yangon to blacklist hundreds of top to a Sept. 19, 2008, cable from the U . S . Embassy in Yangon recommending their addition sanctions tools." On July 16, 2009, the U . S . Embassy said in a cable that it had sent over 400
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Russia Unmasks CIA Station Chief in Moscow
listed as a third secretary in the political section of the US Embassy in Moscow. According to Interfax, Fogle had been placed of being a spy. Interfax also reported that Fogle left the U . S . Embassy on Monday in the back seat of a car and wearing a wig. He
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Tunisia Bans Conservative Islamist Conference
application of Islamic law. The group's leader, Seifallah Ben Hassine, is wanted in connection with an attack by a mob on the U . S . Embassy in Tunisia last September. Salafi groups have also been accused of attacking cinemas, art galleries and police stations
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Czech, US Cooperate in Developing New Reactors
coolant material to the Czech Republic as part of cooperation between the two countries in developing new nuclear reactors. The U . S . Embassy in Prague says the fluoride salt comes from the Department of Energy's Oak Ridge National Laboratory and will be used for
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Russian and American Spies Square Off
CIA officials told The Associated Press that little about his case makes sense. Disguises are typically used to leave the U . S . Embassy in Moscow and sneak past nearby Russian observation points. But once an officer runs the final phase of his detection route
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The Benghazi Emails: Talking Points Changed at State Dept.'s Requestthe CIA "warned" about calls for jihadists to storm the U . S . Embassy in Cairo, a word that was originally included in the CIA's Benghazi were spontaneously inspired by the protests at the US Embassy in Cairo and evolved into a direct assault against the US
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Russia's FSB: Another Alleged US Spy Expelled
The FSB alleges that Ryan Fogle, a third secretary at the U . S . Embassy , works for the CIA. In the footage aired Wednesday, a darkness said a "CIA operative" was expelled in January. The U . S . Embassy had no immediate comment.
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Confrontation Looms as Tunisia Moves on Salafis
the salafis frayed as the groups became increasingly violent, attacking art exhibits, police stations, cinemas and the U . S . embassy . Ben Hassine is in hiding for his alleged role in the Sept. 14 attack on the embassy in Tunis, in which several salafi
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Did Reagan Finance Genocide in Guatemala?Washington University's National Security Archive . And, according to forensic archivist Kate Doyle , by that October, the U . S . embassy was investigating credible reports of numerous massacres involving the Guatemalan military. Reagan's administration ultimately
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Russia Claims It Caught CIA Spy Red Handed
secretary in the political department of the U . S . Embassy in Moscow, the FSB said, and his would-be alleged spy kit -- and then handed over to the U . S . Embassy officials. The U . S . Embassy in Moscow did not immediately respond to
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Russian FSB Detains US Diplomat Accused of Spying
The Russian security services say they have detained a US diplomat they claim is a CIA agent that they caught red-handed. The FSB accused Ryan Fogle, a third secretary at the U . S . Embassy in Moscow, of trying to recruit a member of the Russian special services.
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Mystery Substance Sent to US Consulate in China
southern Chinese city of Guangzhou, disrupting operations at the diplomatic building. Deputy spokesman Justin Higgins at the U . S . Embassy in Beijing says the envelope was opened Monday in an office where visa interviews are conducted. Higgins says interviews
