China warns crackdown is only a matter of time
Beijing signals hard line over Hong Kong protests with threats to punish violent actors. Yang Guang of the Hong Kong and Macao Affairs Office says those behind the unrest will face consequences as authorities focus on criminal elements and external meddling. The note comes amid talk of using military help under Hong Kong law if needed.
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Bolton presses sweeping action over Maduro regime in Venezuela
National Security Adviser John Bolton urged broad action against Nicolás Maduro on Tuesday warning foreign governments and firms they face U.S. retaliation for dealings with Maduro's government. The White House froze Venezuelan assets in the United States placing Caracas on a list with Cuba North Korea and Iran.
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China vows countermeasures if US deploys missiles in Asia Pacific
China warns it will not stand idly by if the United States deploys land based intermediate range missiles in the Asia Pacific. Fu Cong says Washington's withdrawal from the INF Treaty harms global stability and urges South Korea Japan and Australia to exercise prudence. Esper says missiles could come in years with ongoing dialogue among allies. China cites its 290 warheads vs Russia 1600 and the US 1750.
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Former FBI Agent Strzok Sues Over Firing and Privacy
Peter Strzok, a veteran FBI agent who sent anti Trump texts, sues the FBI and Justice officials for wrongful termination. He alleges political retaliation and privacy violations when his messages were shared with reporters.
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California lawmakers face GOP suit over tax return ballot law
The Trump campaign and California Republican Party sue California over a new law requiring presidential candidates to release five years of tax returns to appear on the March 3, 2020 primary ballot. They call it a political attack and say it could depress turnout and affect the nomination.
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