People’s names and addresses were listed on the FCC’s website beside net neutrality comments they didn’t make. Now the FBI is interested.
Author: Anthony Hayes
Chief Of Staff John Kelly Is Leaving The White House, Trump Says
Trump’s second chief of staff tried to impose order on a chaotic White House.
ISIS Crackdown Hits Academic Websites Devoted To Extremists
British authorities have asked one of the world’s best known experts on ISIS to limit access to his blog.
Trump Picks Gen. Mark Milley As Next Top Military Adviser
He will succeed Gen. Joseph Dunford as chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff.
On Politics: The Biggest Stories of the Week
It’s been a busy week in American politics. Here are some of the stories you might have missed.
Mueller Trump-Russia Details Revealed In Cohen Case Filing
The sentencing memo that special counsel Robert Mueller filed in Michael Cohen’s case said a lot about his ongoing Russia investigation.
Michael Cohen Acted ‘At The Direction’ Of Donald Trump, Federal Prosecutors Say
Federal prosecutors described their recommendations for how the president’s former lawyer should be sentenced for his involvement in the Trump Russia sca…
Mueller’s Office Says Paul Manafort Lied About His Contacts With The Trump Administration
If the judge agrees Manafort violated his plea deal, prosecutors would no longer be bound to support a lower sentence.
Nauert’s Rise From ‘Fox & Friends’ to Trump’s U.N. Nominee
Heather Nauert, President Trump’s nominee to replace Nikki Haley as U.S. ambassador to the U.N., is the latest Fox News personality to catch the attention of the White House.
Abortion Language Is Still Holding Up A Bipartisan Bill To Lower Insurance Costs
Congress has a bill that could lower insurance premiums by 20% and some senators want to pass it. But the parties remain firmly divided.