The watchdog group Empower Oversight has taken legal action against the US Department of Justice (DOJ) to compel the release of records related to the department’s controversial surveillance of congressional staff and their attorneys. This lawsuit raises critical concerns about the […]
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The following is from The Corruption Chronicles. Foreign terrorist organizations can exploit the southwest border as the United States faces the highest risk of an attack following the Hamas onslaught in Israel, according to Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) Director
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The following is an excerpt from Just The News. The FBI violated civil liberties against George Floyd protesters and Jan. 6 participants through the improper use of a surveillance tool, according to a filing from the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court
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Behind the Russia-Ukraine conflict are thousands of lobbyists and representatives driving the media messaging. They’re contacting members of Congress and reaching out to reporters to advance their political and financial interests. Sunday on Full Measure we’ll take a look at
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The Justice Department recently announced it uncovered more problems with the integrity of FBI wiretaps on American citizens. That after serious abuses were exposed in the FBI’s wiretapping of Carter Page, a former Trump campaign volunteer. Amid the scandal, some
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The following is an excerpt of my article at JustTheNews.com. Amid scandal and abuse, reforming the FISA surveillance system will not be easy. But without systemic reform, the secret court at the heart of the government’s surveillance authority may not
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Former National Security Agency “secret squirrel,” George Kroner, explains why, despite Congressional threats, the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court isn’t likely going anywhere.
At least two of the FBI’s Dept. of Justice-approved wiretap applications have been deemed invalid. That means related government surveillance of ex-Trump campaign volunteer Carter Page was improper and possibly illegal. The problematic wiretap applications were signed by James Comey,
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