The FBI Director Just Told Congress He's Buying Your Location Data
Asked point-blank if the FBI buys Americans' location data without a warrant, Director Kash Patel didn't hedge. He bragged about it.
Asked point-blank if the FBI buys Americans' location data without a warrant, Director Kash Patel didn't hedge. He bragged about it.
The Director of National Intelligence scrubbed her own written testimony and deflected when senators asked point-blank whether intelligence supported the war's stated rationale.
Powell's term expires in May. Warsh's confirmation is stuck. So the Fed chair just introduced America to a Latin phrase most people have never heard: 'chair pro tem.'
Federal reviewers spent five years unable to verify Microsoft's cloud security, called the product 'a pile of shit,' and authorized it the day after Christmas. The FedRAMP process is supposed to protect government data. A ProPublica investigation suggests it protected Microsoft's market share instead.
Democrats can't agree on whether to cut taxes like Republicans, spend like New Dealers, or just keep saying 'affordability' until it works. The Atlantic has a word for it — and yes, we're aware of the irony.
The NCTC director accused Israel and "its powerful American lobby" of manufacturing the case for war with Iran — then posted his resignation on X. No counterterrorism chief has ever done anything like this.