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Former Barclays CEO Jes Staley Denies Friendship with Jeffrey Epstein to House Lawmakers
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Crime·24.07.2026AI özeti

Former Barclays CEO Jes Staley Denies Friendship with Jeffrey Epstein to House Lawmakers

Former Barclays CEO Jes Staley denied a friendship with convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein during a House Oversight Committee hearing, despite past emails calling Epstein 'family.' Staley, who resigned from Barclays over his Epstein ties, faces an industry ban and a shareholder lawsuit, while Barclays and JPMorgan Chase have also faced legal scrutiny regarding Epstein.

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Chinese peacekeeping roles are ‘concentrated in strategically sensitive regions’ to gain intelligence, House Foreign Affairs Committee told
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Siyaset·23.07.2026AI özeti

Chinese peacekeeping roles are ‘concentrated in strategically sensitive regions’ to gain intelligence, House Foreign Affairs Committee told

US lawmakers at a House Foreign Affairs Committee hearing expressed concerns that China's UN peacekeeping roles are concentrated in strategically sensitive regions to gather intelligence. Witnesses alleged these missions serve a dual purpose for the Chinese Communist Party, amid a partisan debate on Iran war funding.

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Hegseth Defends $25 Billion Iran War at Contentious Congressional Hearing
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Siyaset·01.05.2026AI özeti

Hegseth Defends $25 Billion Iran War at Contentious Congressional Hearing

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth testified before Congress on the Iran war that has cost $25 billion so far, launched without congressional approval on Feb. 28. Democrats grilled Hegseth and Gen. Dan Caine about the escalating costs, munitions drawdown, bombing of a school, and shifting justifications for the conflict. Republicans supported the Iran operation while pressing for budget details. Hegseth dismissed criticism as political and defended the firings of top military officers including Gen. Randy George.

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NPR News
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Beijing is using space for 'diplomacy and influence', US lawmakers claim amid growing competition with Washington
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Siyaset·29.04.2026AI özeti

Beijing is using space for 'diplomacy and influence', US lawmakers claim amid growing competition with Washington

US lawmakers at a congressional hearing identified China as the 'most consequential threat and competitor in space,' warning that Beijing leverages its space capabilities 'as a tool of diplomacy and influence.' The two superpowers are in a tight race to the moon, with China targeting a 2030 crewed lunar landing and the US aiming to return astronauts by 2028 via the Artemis programme. A CSIS expert testified that the nation setting space standards will 'set the terms by which information flows, networks interoperate, and how the world is seen.'

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Trump's US$185 Billion Golden Dome Missile Shield Faces Skepticism Amid Congressional Hearing
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Defense·27.04.2026AI özeti

Trump's US$185 Billion Golden Dome Missile Shield Faces Skepticism Amid Congressional Hearing

A senior Pentagon official told Congress that the US has "no defence against hypersonic weapons or cruise missiles" as President Trump's US$185 billion Golden Dome missile shield faces continued skepticism. The space-based interceptor system, targeted for operation by January 2029, is designed to counter Chinese and Russian missile arsenals, with the price tag increasing from an initial US$175 billion estimate.

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Florida Senator Warns US Immigration Laws Allow Spies to Enter Freely
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22.04.2026AI özeti

Florida Senator Warns US Immigration Laws Allow Spies to Enter Freely

Republican Senator Ashley Moody of Florida testified before the Senate Judiciary Committee warning that US immigration laws are too permissive, allowing individuals from nations with mandatory espionage laws to enter the country. Moody said the legal channels essentially roll out a 'red carpet' for people who steal military and commercial secrets, calling the situation concerning and saying it keeps her up at night.

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China willing to ‘buy’ or ‘steal’ US tech to get ahead in AI race, Congress told
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19.04.2026

China willing to ‘buy’ or ‘steal’ US tech to get ahead in AI race, Congress told

At a congressional hearing on Capitol Hill on Thursday, lawmakers and experts accused China of buying “what they can” and stealing “what they cannot” in the global artificial intelligence (AI) race, while warning the United States’ immigration and research policies could be hindering innovation necessary to stay ahead. “The pattern is clear. China is dependent on our tech stack to continue their AI development. China is willing to buy what they can, and steal what they cannot, to advance their...

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