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Washington, D.C. — The warning arrived not as a dramatic public alarm, but in the quiet, classified confines of a Capitol Hill briefing room. On October 21, Senator Mark Warner and Representative Jim Himes, the top Democratic voices on the congressional intelligence committees, emerged with a message that felt both…
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Paragraph 1 There was an unmistakable edge to the proceedings inside the Punjab Vidhan Sabha as the Aam Aadmi Party government found itself facing some of its sharpest questions—not from the Opposition, but from its own side. In a democracy, the most uncomfortable moments often come when those closest to power turn their gaze inward and ask whether promises are actually being kept. That is precisely what unfolded when Jagraon MLA Saravjit Kaur Manuke rose to speak. She was not there to applaud the government or to celebrate its achievements; she was there to demand answers on behalf of her…
In a secure setting on Capitol Hill, two of the Democratic Party’s most senior voices on intelligence matters received a stark warning that felt less like news and more like a ghost from elections past. Senator Mark Warner of Virginia and Representative Jim Himes of Connecticut had requested a classified briefing from Director of National Intelligence Jay Clayton, and what they learned confirmed their worst fears: Russia is once again attempting to bend the course of American democracy, this time by targeting Democratic candidates in the upcoming midterm elections. The briefing, held on a Wednesday in late October, came with…
