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The FCC is making fresh noise about going after political interviews on talk shows
The FCC is making fresh noise about going after political interviews on talk shows
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If they would enforce it fairly that might be an improvement, but under this administration I have a strong hunch it will only apply to talk shows they dislike, like Jimmy Kimmel, and that Fox's entire primetime lineup will somehow get a pass.The FCC is making fresh noise about going after political interviews on talk shows
The FCC is making fresh noise about going after political interviews on talk shows
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The FBI Has Gained Access to the Washington Post Newsroom
New court documents claim the feds could access Slack channels, Signal chats, email, and more.
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For the past year, Natanson had been covering President Trump’s reshaping of the federal government. One of her confidential sources, government contractor Aurelio Luis Perez-Lugones, who previously held a top-secret security clearance, is being investigated by the FBI for an alleged national security leak.
Through her phone, the FBI gained access to Natanson’s texts and voice recordings with confidential sources, including the 1,169 new sources who wrote to her, willing to share their experience working for the federal government under Trump.
Through her work computer, the FBI obtained extensive access to the Washington Post’s operations. In a court declaration, Natanson said that the FBI now has access to her Google Drive and Proton Drive, a cloud-based service that she used to store sensitive information in encrypted form, both of which contain confidential information from sources. The FBI also has access to the Post’s content management system, which she says “provides an enormous window” into all stories in progress at The Post, and the organization’s Slack.
My god. This is fully Russian style authoritarianism.The FBI Has Gained Access to the Washington Post Newsroom
New court documents claim the feds could access Slack channels, Signal chats, email, and more.
For the past year, Natanson had been covering President Trump’s reshaping of the federal government. One of her confidential sources, government contractor Aurelio Luis Perez-Lugones, who previously held a top-secret security clearance, is being investigated by the FBI for an alleged national security leak.
Through her phone, the FBI gained access to Natanson’s texts and voice recordings with confidential sources, including the 1,169 new sources who wrote to her, willing to share their experience working for the federal government under Trump.
Through her work computer, the FBI obtained extensive access to the Washington Post’s operations. In a court declaration, Natanson said that the FBI now has access to her Google Drive and Proton Drive, a cloud-based service that she used to store sensitive information in encrypted form, both of which contain confidential information from sources. The FBI also has access to the Post’s content management system, which she says “provides an enormous window” into all stories in progress at The Post, and the organization’s Slack.
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If CBS News is reporting that, I’m not believing it.