Spying

American politicians should receive "mandatory security training" to protect from Chinese spying, according to a security expert.

"Trusted traveler"? Don't kid yourself. If you traveled this year, the Feds are spying on you.

Gene Spektor had been serving a sentence of 3.5 years for a prior conviction for bribery in September 2022.

The Senators accused Beijing of seeking to "intimidate and surveil Chinese Americans with dissenting opinions" on U.S. soil.

"The television turned on by itself and the screen showed someone's laptop trying to connect to the TV," the GOP lawmaker tweeted on Sunday.

The cast and team behind new Prime Video spy series "Citadel" spoke to Newsweek about the show's inspirations.

TikTok said this "egregious government overreach" threatened Montana users and creators' "First Amendment rights."

The dead bodies of birds are being used to disguise drones with flapping wings, allowing them to blend into the environment better.

She "didn't know what she was talking about" and embarrassed herself during a classified briefing about the Chinese spy balloon, Rep. Steve Cohen said.

The comedian weighed in on the matter after U.S. fighter jets shot down four objects over American and Canadian airspace in recent days.

The shooting down of an alleged Chinese spy balloon by an American F-22 Raptor on Feb. 4 brought to an end one of the silliest episodes in modern international espionage history—or did it?

Representative Lauren Boebert said: "Projecting weakness has consequences."

The Pentagon requested a high-level telephone call after the Chinese surveillance balloon was eventually shot down on Saturday.

China Daily's article read that "those fabricating the balloon lie are clearly attempting to portray China" in ways that "lack support."

The Chinese foreign ministry said it is "assessing the situation" and that "both sides are calm and cautious."

An Australian woman held prisoner in Iran for over two years told Newsweek that the guard was a "masterful manipulator."

Artem Zinchenko has reportedly sought asylum in Estonia, where he was arrested in 2017 and then traded back to Russia a year later.

The Security Service of Ukraine shared pictures of the man being searched.

"There was no reason for OP to even ask about it because it's none of her business," one user said.

A cyber security company has revealed the ways you can notice if someone has been looking at your messages.

Japan's consul in Vladivostok, in Russia's far east, was detained on suspicion of espionage, Moscow's security service said on Monday.

"Your neighbor is a creep," one commenter wrote. "He knows he's doing something wrong and he's trying to get away with it."

The man thinks it is possible the hosts' hidden camera also filmed them while being intimate.

The micro-drones can be operated with GPS and can fit in one's palm, performing spy missions and other reconnaissance.

Western intelligence officials have expressed concerns that the "Khayyam" satellite could help Russia in Ukraine and allow Iran to spy on its neighbors in the Middle East.

"He started it, he continued it, and now he has to live with it," a Redditor said. "Don't get involved or you could be bringing trouble upon yourself."

Polish prosecutors say the Russian man collected information on military units and their equipment. If found guilty, he could face 10 years behind bars.

A Chinese national was sentenced after admitting to stealing agricultural software for use by China's government.

FBI chief Christopher Wray should respond to a reported audit that documents "systemic FBI failures," Republican congress members said.

"I'm not going to let them win—to stop me—to silence me from expressing my opinions anywhere," Arthur Liu said.