Hundreds of 911 Calls During Pulse Shooting Stay Private During FBI Probe
Hundreds of 911 calls poured in during the Pulse nightclub shooting in Orlando, but only the FBI can make those records public.
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Lawsuit: FBI Deliberately Uses Outdated System to Impede FOIA Requests
By Steve Neavling ticklethewire.com A national security researcher is suing the FBI, alleging the bureau uses an antiquated system to deliberately impede requests under the Freedom of Information Act, IDG New Service reports. Ryan Shapiro, a Ph.D. candidate at MIT, claims in the lawsuit that the FBI has established “countless means” of impeding FOIA requests,…
FBI to Start Sending Thousands of Deleted Clinton Emails to State Department
The FBI on Friday will start sending “several thousand” deleted Hillary Clinton emails to the State Department.
FBI to Turn Over Clinton’s E-Mails to State Department for Investigation
By Steve Neavling ticklethewire.com The FBI plans to hand over to the State Department thousands of work-related emails from Hillary Clinton’s private server. The FBI agreed to return the emails Tuesday and said it would cooperate, the Washington Post reports. “In accordance with our policies and procedures, the FBI will be providing this information to…
Judges Consider Releasing Full CIA Torture Report by Senate Intelligence Committee
Judges are deciding whether to release full Senate Intelligence Committee report on CIA interrogation practices that include torture.
GOP Files FOIA Suit Against State Department for Access to Clinton E-Mails
The Republican National Committee has filed two lawsuits against the federal government in hopes of accessing Hillary Clinton’s e-mails and text messages when she was secretary of state.
Watchdog Group Sues CIA for Access to Osama bin Laden’s Porn Stash
A conservative watchdog group is suing the CIA for access to Osama bin Laden’s porn stash that was found in his Pakistan compound in 2011.
Judge Orders Justice Department to Quit Stalling on Releasing Hillary Clinton E-mails
U.S. District Judge Rudolph Contreras gave the Justice Department one day to explain why the Justice Department can’t produce the e-mails by Feb. 18.