CIA chief reportedly warns Russia against attacking Nato countries on visit to Moscow – US politics live
US media reports indicate the CIA director visited Moscow to warn Russia against attacking NATO member states, a visit Donald Trump reportedly downplayed. In other US political news, two dozen Democratic-led states have sued to block an executive order restricting mail voting.

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AI-generatedUS media reports indicate the CIA director visited Moscow to warn Russia against attacking NATO member states, a visit Donald Trump reportedly downplayed. In other US political news, two dozen Democratic-led states have sued to block an executive order restricting mail voting. Lawyers for Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook rejected a resignation attempt, citing similar mortgage application errors made by others, including Trump. The US Secret Service has suspended its chief spokesperson and two communications staffers pending an investigation into potential misconduct. Separately, a former West Point geography professor is suing, alleging he was fired for teaching about human influence on climate change. The US Army has awarded $2.2 billion to five contractors for nuclear microreactors on military installations.
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5 extractedUS army awarded $2.2bn to five contractors to own, construct and operate nuclear microreactors on military installations.
Two dozen mainly Democratic-led states filed a lawsuit to block Donald Trump’s executive order restricting mail voting.
Kremlin dismisses US media reports about the CIA visit as ‘scare stories’.
A geography professor alleges he was fired from West Point for teaching that humans influenced climate change.
CIA director reportedly warned Russia against attacking Nato member states during a visit to Moscow.