We don’t yet have the FBI’s response, but we now know that on December 5, the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court ordered a review of wiretap applications touched by an FBI attorney. The attorney got caught by the Department of Justice […]
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In light of the revelations about FBI misbehavior in surveilling Trump campaign associates in 2016, it’s clear we ignored screaming red flags that told us government abuse was not only possible– but was happening.
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About 2 yrs ago, I wrote about the FBI’s apparent violation of its “Woods Procedures” in investigating the Trump campaign. The recent Department of Justice Inspector General report confirmed FBI violations of the very rules intended to prevent abuses. Original
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Logan claims a 2015 article about her was designed to harm her career New York Media (which owns New York magazine) stands by its reporting Former 60 Minutes correspondent Lara Logan is suing the author and publisher of a story
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The following is an excerpt of my latest article in The Hill. Six ways we were blinded to screaming red flags about government surveillance By Sharyl Attkisson The secretive Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) court has given the FBI until
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Denver radio host Ross Kaminsky and Attkisson discuss impeachment, government surveillance, and what’s next.
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The Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ), a press freedom organization, left off Julian Assange from its annual list of worldwide jailed journalists. That’s according to an article in Medium.com by Kevin Gosztola. The CPJ acknowledged to Gosztola that they anticipated
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The University of Phoenix will pay $50 million to the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) and cancel $141 in student debt to settle false advertising charges, according to Reuters. In ads targeting military and Hispanic students, the university allegedly falsely claimed
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