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In an last ditch effort to spook Congress into passing a long-term 702 reauthorization, the spooks say that Congress had it right in 2008 when they authorized a Section 702 that didn't have many of the most invasive aspects.

Because I track all the places fake Russian metadata shows up, I wanted to point to a report of Lazarus-tied watering hole attacks using fake Russian metadata.

Tom Bossert's op-ed attributing WannaCry to North Korea lacks even the rigor of Dick Cheney's old warmongering.

People appear to be misunderstanding several things about this weekend's email attack.

Trump's team apparently either believed he became President on November 9 or are unfamiliar with the fact that prosecutors have great leeway to obtain emails when they're conducting a criminal investigation.

Vladimir Putin made it clear to Trump the other day he wants to start getting his payoff for helping him get elected. And Trump responded with an effort to make that possible.

Let me tell you something you secretly believe, secret even from yourself,  because you are an American: poor and sick children aren't going to amount to anything. This is true whether you're a Republican or a Democrat.

This is a longer version of my post on the Keith Gartenlaub hearing before the Ninth Circuit last week. I suspect the government argued that the court can't rule for Gartenlaub because it would ruin its Tor collection program. But given the terms they lay out, Gartenlaub should have a good argument.

The revelation that the Bruce and Nellie Ohr had ties to the Steele dossier raise new questions about the December 13 report.