Congress Punts Yet Again on Spy-Powers Reauthorization Fight
Congress punted the fight to reauthorize a key spy powers fight for more six weeks as privacy advocates see another opportunity to reform the controversial surveillance law.
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House Judiciary Committee Requests Documents over Bank of America Giving Americans’ Bank Info to FBI Around January 6
The House Judiciary Committee sent a letter to Bank of America CEO Brian Moynihan requesting documents and communications surrounding the bank’s decision to provide the FBI with their customers’ private banking info “voluntarily and without any legal process.”
House Intelligence Committee Announces Working Group to Reform Spy Powers
The House Intelligence Committee announced on Wednesday its working group to reform what is referred to as the “crown jewel” for American intelligence agencies.
Exclusive — Sen. Mike Lee: ‘No Chance in Hell’ Congress Reauthorizes Spy Powers Without Major Fight
Sen. Mike Lee (R-UT) told Breitbart News in an exclusive interview that there is “no chance in hell” that Congress reauthorizes the “crown jewel” for American intelligence agencies without a major fight from progressive and conservative lawmakers that want to reform.
Senior FBI Analyst: Bureau Offered Christopher Steele $1 Million to Corroborate Dossier
The FBI offered former British spy Christopher Steele “up to $1 million” if he could prove the claims in his infamous dossier, according to a senior FBI analyst’s testimony on Tuesday in Special Counsel John Durham’s criminal probe into the origins of Russiagate.
