Senior officials, including Secretary of State Antony J. Blinken, and top lawmakers stressed that the United States was not seeking regime change in Russia.
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Senate Intelligence Committee to Examine Antigovernment Extremists
Senator Mark Warner, the committee’s new chairman, said he hoped to lead a bipartisan investigation of the groups, their overseas ties and amplification of their message by foreign powers.
The Senate Needs Absentee Voting, Too
The chamber’s new leadership should get serious about enabling members to vote remotely in the event of emergencies.
Biden Nominee Vows to Track Foreign Influence on Domestic Extremist Groups
Avril Haines, who has been nominated to be director of national intelligence, told senators that she would assist with a public written assessment of the threat from QAnon.
As Understanding of Russian Hacking Grows, So Does Alarm
Those behind the widespread intrusion into government and corporate networks exploited seams in U.S. defenses and gave away nothing to American monitoring of their systems.
Warren and Other Democrats Push ‘Fundamental’ Reform of Capitalism
A move by senators suggests a new priority: moving corporate America away from a focus on shareholders.
Is TikTok More of a Parenting Problem Than a Security Threat?
Even as the White House moves against the Chinese social media app, the intelligence agencies do not see it as a major issue along the lines of Huawei.
Lawmakers Push to Invest Billions in Semiconductor Industry to Counter China
New legislation aimed at supporting the semiconductor industry is a sign of shifting consensus in Washington, where industrial plans are now in vogue