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Former CIA Director: Military May Reject Trump’s Orders If He Becomes President
If Donald Trump becomes president, there’s a real possibility that the U.S. military would refuse to follow his orders, said former CIA director Michael Hayden.
Guardian Columnist: Calm Down, FBI. The Web Won’t Go Dark Anytime Soon
The other part of the FBI strategy is also to stake a claim to the high moral ground.
Man Awarded $13.2M in wrongful FBI hair conviction case in Washington D.C.
Tribble was convicted of killing a Washington D.C. taxi driver in 1978 because of a trial in which the prosecution exaggerated the reliability of FBI forensic hair matches.
Republican Candidates United on Apple: Help FBI Unlock Terrorist’s Phone
By Steve Neavling ticklethewire.com If Apple was hoping to find a supporter among the Republican presidential candidates, the company was disappointed after Thursday evening’s GOP debate. Despite plenty of disagreement over immigration, the budget and foreign policy, the five candidates agreed on one thing: Apple should help the FBI unlock the iPhone belonging to one of…
Verizon Sides with Apple in Fight with FBI Over Unlocking Cell Phone
The nation’s largest mobile carrier, Verizon Wireless, is siding with Apple in its fight against the FBI over unlocking an iPhone belonging to one of the San Bernardino shooters.
Homeland Security ‘Spilled’ Classified Information 100+ Times Last Year
Homeland Security “spilled” classified information more than 100 times lat year, and 40% of those breaches came from one office.
Justice Department to Perform Expansive Review of FBI Lab’s Forensic Testimony
The Justice Department is performing an expansive review of forensic testimony by the FBI Laboratory to determine whether evidence was overstated to secure convictions, Deputy Attorney General Sally Yates announced.