"What is unique in the Obama administration is their decision that in spite of the disagreements on the political level, the military and intelligence relationship which benefits both sides will not be spoiled by the political tension," the former head of Israel's military intelligence is quoted by Eli Lake as saying, in an article describing Obama's approval of bunker-buster sales to Israel.
I get the concerns that AG Bondi and FBI Director Patel may try to scrub all Trump references and images in the Epstein files before they are released. Well, there are nearly 1,000 FBI/DOJ staff who looked at the files in March with no compartmentalizing, limits, or controls.
A new report from Senate Democrats claims members of Elon Musk's DOGE team have access to the Social Security Numbers of all Americans in a cloud server lacking verified security measures, despite an internal assessment of potential "catastrophic" risk. The report, released by Sen. Gary Peters (D-MI), cites numerous disclosures from whistleblowers, including one who said a worst-case scenario could involve having to re-issue SSNs to everyone in the country.
But the Trump administration has been systematically destroying these federal protections for renters and homeowners, and now new internal documents shared with my office from whistleblowers inside the Department of Housing and Urban Development show the extent of the Trump administration's attack on civil rights and show how the administration appears to be ignoring the law.
Images of agents carrying out boxes under a federal warrant played across news feeds-as spectacle and warning in equal measure. For me, those moments replayed a darkness I knew intimately: the morning of November 28, 2007, when FBI agents stormed my own home in Maryland and office at Fort McNair in DC on the National Defense University campus, searching and seizing everything from books to family photos.
Relay is not the kind of film we see much of anymore, and it's all the better for it. It's a love letter to analog, heavily featuring record players, phone calls, and snail mail - but it's not just paying lip service. It builds its central conceit on the shoulders of the '70s thrillers that thrive in paranoia, and uses a piece of bygone tech to enhance its narrative.
Izzy Vine disclosed that she reported unacceptable comments made by a colleague, including labeling a rape victim as a 'slut,' leading to her suing the Met Police after its inadequate response.
