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But ahead of the law’s expiry on April 20, a bipartisan, pro-privacy group of House lawmakers and Senators are calling for sweeping changes to FISA, arguing that the changes are “essential” for protec...
The US Navy denied a report Friday that warships deployed to the Middle East were short on food and sailors were being served what some on social media described as “rationed slop.” ...
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