Donald Trump Acknowledges Mexico Won’t Pay for the Wall – At least Not for Now
Donald Trump pledged repeatedly during the presidential election that he was going to build a border wall and make Mexico pay for it.
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Trump, an Early Critic of Intelligence Agencies, Plans to Restructure the CIA
President-elect Donald Trump, who has mocked U.S. intelligence agencies, plans to restructure the CIA and reduce staffing at its Virginia headquarters by moving more people into field posts worldwide.
Democrats Declined Requests by FBI to Inspect Hacked Computer Servers
The Democratic National Committee wouldn’t allow federal agents to inspect computer servers that had been infiltrated by hackers during the presidential campaign, forcing the FBI to rely on third-party cyber security data
Trump Plans Long-Awaited Meeting with FBI, CIA on DNC Cyber Attacks
By Steve Neavling ticklethewire.com President-elect Donald Trump plans a long-awaited meeting with the leaders of the CIA, FBI and the Office of the Director of National Intelligence on Friday. Sean Spicer, a spokesman for Trump, said Wednesday that the meeting is focused on intelligence agencies’ final report on suspicions of Russia hacking the Democratic National…
California Democrats Hire Former AG Eric Holder to Fight Trump Agenda
Democratic leaders of the California Legislature have a new weapon against legal fights with President-elect Donald Trump – former Attorney General Eric Holder.
Trump Team Requests Documents to Build Wall Along U.S.-Mexico Border
By Steve Neavling ticklethewire.com While many people doubt President-elect Donald Trump can deliver on his promise to build a wall and have Mexico pay for it, his transition team has begun requesting documents and analysis on border walls and barrier construction. Reuters reports that the team also is requesting information about expanding immigrant detention and…
Trump’s choice for Homeland Security Adviser Could Impact Travelers Using TSA’s PreCheck
President-elect Donald Trump’ choice for homeland security adviser could impact travelers who use the TSA’s PreCheck process.
Ex-Officer: Secret Service’s Internal Problems Is Its Greatest Challenge
On Inauguration Day, the extensive premises of Washington, D.C., will be secured and re-secured.