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US AG Todd Blanche says the DOJ has not yet reached a conclusion on whether Alice Huang was a Chinese spy and "of course" the FBI is investigating (Reuters)

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Federal authorities are actively reviewing the counterintelligence matter involving Alice Huang as questions persist over foreign espionage. Attorney General Todd Blanche confirmed that the Federal Bureau of Investigation is leading the current probe into the allegations. However, the Department of Justice has not formally announced any final determinations regarding Huang's status or actions. The multi-agency assessment remains in progress while investigators work through the case.

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  • A federal counterintelligence investigation is currently underway without a declared fina…: A federal counterintelligence investigation is currently underway without a declared final conclusion.
  • The Federal Bureau of Investigation is actively examining all allegations involving Alice…: The Federal Bureau of Investigation is actively examining all allegations involving Alice Huang.
  • The Department of Justice plans to wait for the ongoing inquiry to finish before announci…: The Department of Justice plans to wait for the ongoing inquiry to finish before announcing findings.

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