How did the special counsel get hold of the Trump transition team’s emails? For starters, nobody wiped a homebrew server.
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Revenge Of The Email Server
Tag Archives: Russia
Cooperation Without Trust
The CIA helped avert a terror attack in Russia, underscoring the importance of keeping lines of communication open.
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Boosting The Price Of Aggression
The only way to deter Russia from its proxy war in Ukraine is to raise the cost of continuing.
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The Iran Nuclear Deal’s Secret Side
Sometimes a bombshell that looks like a dud can blow up in your face.
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Trump Takes The Third Door
Denial failed, and talking failed, so President Trump took the third option in response to Syria’s poison-gas attack.
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Getting Serious About North Korea
It’s time for China and the West to back up words with serious action to confront the rising threat from North Korea.
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Circular Reporting On Russia
We know the Russians are hacking us, because our intelligence agencies tell us so. And they know for the same reason.
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History Repeats Itself In Aleppo
The destruction of Aleppo recalls another massacre perpetrated against another Syrian city by another Assad, a generation ago.
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The Russians Are Coming!
American intelligence always knows what the Russians are doing, after they’ve done it.
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A Cold War Drama With Modern Echoes
As the acclaimed TV series “The Americans” winds up a six-season run, the Cold War it dramatizes gets a new lease on life.
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