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cyber crimes

U.S. Offers $10M Reward Against Russian Election Interference

The reward marks one of the most public signs that members of Trump's administration are taking election meddling seriously.
disputed sentence

Trump Сalls for New Death Sentence for Boston Marathon Bomber Tsarnaev

A U.S. appeals court overturned the death penalty for Tsarnaev on Friday.
lengthy sentence

Russian Court Sentences U.S. Ex-Marine to 9 Years for Police Assault

Russian and U.S. media have speculated that Trevor Reed could become part of a prisoner swap.
impending verdict

Russian Prosecutors Demand Nearly 10 Years' Jail for U.S. Ex-Marine

Trevor Reed, a 28-year-old student and former Marine, allegedly attacked police while drunk after attending a party in Moscow.
tit-for-tat

Chechnya's Kadyrov 'Sanctions' Pompeo, Accuses Him of ‘Ordering’ George Floyd’s Killing

Kadyrov claimed that the U.S. Secretary of State ordered Floyd's killing so Donald Trump would lose the 2020 presidential election.
space arms

Russia Rejects Space Weapon Claim as 'Propaganda'

U.S. Space Command called the threat against Washington's systems "real, serious and increasing."
press under threat

Russian News Crew Attacked Amid U.S. Govt Crackdown on Portland Protests

Russia’s Channel One broadcaster said it believes federal agents attacked its news crew and left them with minor injuries.
risky missile

Trump Nominee to Russia: Abandon ‘Flying Chernobyl’ Nuclear Missile

“There’s no good argument [and] logic for having these kinds of doomsday systems,” Marshall Billingslea said.
Election Meddling

Russian Tech Exec Sues Steele Dossier Author in UK Court

Alexej Gubarev claims that he has friends and business connections in Britain that have been damaged by Steele.
re-evaluated legacy

Alaskan Town to Relocate Russian Founder’s Statue Over ‘Racial Division’

Locals petitioned to move Alexander Baranov's statue over an assault on a local indigenous group he led in the early 1800s.
lgbt pride

Putin Mocks U.S. Embassy Rainbow Flag

"Let them celebrate. They've shown a certain something about the people who work there," he said with a smile.
follow the money

Bank Transfers Bolstered U.S. Suspicions of Russia-Taliban Bounty – NYT

U.S. intercepts reportedly showed large transfers from Russian military intelligence to a Taliban-linked account.
american 'odyssey'

American Teacher Jailed in Russia for Cleaning Product Purchase Returns to U.S.

Gaylen Grandstaff was arrested in 2017 after ordering a detergent containing a banned substance.
Dangerous Maneuver

U.S. Intercepts Russian Warplanes off Alaska

This was the fourth time this month that U.S. planes have intercepted Russian aircraft near Alaska.
AFGHANISTAN

Russia Spies Aided Taliban Attacks, U.S. Intel Says – NYT

A Russian unit offered the Taliban incentives for targeting a U.S.-led coalition, states the report.
targeted telecommuters

Wanted Russian Cybercrime Group Resurfaces With Work-From-Home Attacks – NYT

Evil Corp targets employees of major U.S. corporations who have been working from home due to the coronavirus.
pride month

U.S. Embassy in Moscow Flies Gay Pride Flag

The move comes as Russians vote on reforms that would enshrine heterosexual marriage in Russia's Constitution.
no appeal

U.S. Ex-Marine Whelan Will Not Appeal Russian Espionage Verdict: Agencies

Paul Whelan hopes to be exchanged with Russians convicted in the United States in a prisoner swap, his lawyer said.
deadlocked dialogue

Opening Nuclear Talks With Russia, U.S. May Also Be Ending Them

The Trump administration's insistence that China join the New START discussions comes as a red flag to analysts.
diametrically opposed

Russia Accuses 'Aggressive' U.S. of Starting Arms Race in Space

The Foreign Ministry said Russia, in contrast, gives "priority to using and studying space only for peaceful goals."
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