A majority of Americans– almost as many as fear being spied on by foreigners– say they worry that the US government is spying on them. That’s according to Rasmussen Reports. The survey finds that 74% of likely U.S. voters say […]
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News of the latest government surveillance outrage shouldn’t be a surprise: A walk down memory lane shows it’s been decades in the making.
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The following is a story that first aired in 2016 about the NSA allegedly punishing a telecom exec who said he wouldn’t spy for them on US citizens back in 2001. Watch video here: https://fullmeasure.news/news/politics/encryption-battle March 13, 2016 — As soon
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The following is a new analysis So many errors; so little time. This time the false reporting comes in an article by Timothy Geigner, who calls himself a “technology consultant” for a blog called “TechDirt,” run by Mike Masnick. From
Last week came the announcement that former FBI lawyer Kevin Clinesmith would be pleading guilty to a federal crime in the government’s investigation of Trump-Russia collusion. What exactly did Clinesmith allegedly do wrong? In simple terms, he allegedly doctored an
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Recently-declassified documents show former FBI attorney Kevin Clinesmith was involved in the secret use of intelligence briefings for the Trump campaign as information-gathering operations. According to Sen. Chuck Grassley (R-Iowa), the December IG report criticized the FBI for such operations after they were
The following is an excerpt from the brief being filed today in Maryland state court in Attkisson v. Rosenstein and others for the government computer intrusions. Plaintiff Sharyl Attkisson, an award-winning journalist—along with her husband and child—have tried for years
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At a hearing today before the Senate Judiciary Committee, Chairman Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.) asked former Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein about signing off on a wiretap application to spy on former Trump campaign volunteer Carter Page. The Inspector General has
