Rare Breed Triggers, the maker of the devices, had argued that the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives was ...

has been indicted on U.S. charges she worked as an unregistered agent of South Korea’s government in exchange for luxury goods and other gifts. Sue Mi Terry advocated South Korean policy ...

A pair of powerful First Amendment advocates are imploring a federal court to tread lightly in the foreign agent case against former CIA analyst and Korea policy expert Sue Mi Terry, warning that ...

Adam Holland, 668 Skodberg Drive, Eaton; indicted on one count of aggravated possession of drugs. ExploreFemale recruit brings ‘criminal analysis mind’ to West Chester police force Terry Wayne ...

The following people were indicted Jan. 7 by a Warren County grand ... public intoxication; transfer bond. Terry Wayne Hardin, 35, c/o Warren County Regional Jail, first-degree bail jumping ...

In July, the Department of Justice indicted Sue Mi Terry, a leading expert on the Korean Peninsula who held senior positions at prestigious think tanks like the Wilson Center and the Council on ...

In July, the Department of Justice indicted Sue Mi Terry, a leading expert on the Korean Peninsula who held senior positions at prestigious think tanks like the Wilson Center and the Council on ...

REUTERS Others get caught up out for even less. In July, a former CIA analyst, Sue Mi Terry, was indicted for allegedly spying for South Korea in exchange for designer handbags, Michelin star ...

The spotlight is on a 49-year-old employee of the KDIC, indicted for allegedly leaking ... defence analyst The KDIC indictment follows the case of Sue Mi Terry, a prominent North Korea expert ...

Ex-CIA analyst and former Tufts professor Sue Mi Terry was indicted for secretly working for South Korean spies in exchange for luxury goods and nearly $37,000 in funding for a public policy program ...

Michael Schaffer is a senior editor and columnist at POLITICO Magazine. He has covered national and local politics for over 20 years and spent seven years as editor-in-chief of the Washingtonian.

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