As U.S. and Israeli forces bombed Iran early this year, a poultry farmer in northern Israel decided to check on his chickens. When he opened the app on his phone to view the webcam outside his coop, he was alarmed to see its language had been switched to Arabic. He contacted Israel’s National Cyber Directorate,
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The last remaining 15 terrorist detainees held at the Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, military prison are considered the “worst of the worst,” “high-value detainees,” and “forever prisoners,” but Gitmo parole records reveal that at least three of the violent jihadists have been recommended for release recently despite high recidivism rates. One is Mjuayn al-din Jamal al-Din
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Explosive new evidence suggests that some of the highest-ranking officials in the Obama-era CIA and FBI perjured themselves regarding their claims that Russian President Vladimir Putin helped Donald Trump secure his victory in 2016. A newly released CIA review challenges their sworn denials to Congress that the Steele dossier – a discredited set of allegations
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Thursday, April 24, was a day like any other day – the sun came up, the sun went down, and Donald Trump was hit with at least three nationwide injunctions by federal district court judges. That’s just the way it goes if you are a president who wants to take back America from the entrenched
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New FBI Director Kash Patel promised “a complete and total annihilation of the weaponization of justice and the politicization of intelligence” when he spoke at a law-and-order event at the Department of Justice on Friday. “We have a new FBI, and I’m humbled to be its leader,” he said. A lot rests on Patel being
Attorney General Merrick Garland broke precedent just weeks before the November election, delivering politically charged remarks at the U.S. Attorneys’ National Conference in Washington. He pointedly spoke publicly rather than privately, departing from his usual practice. “Our norms are a promise that we will not allow this department to be used as a political weapon,”
President Franklin Roosevelt called a day in December of 1941 “A Day of Infamy.” Why? The Japanese attacked the U.S. by destroying much of the United States Navy fleet at Pearl Harbor. May 30, 2024, another “Day of Infamy” was added to the U.S. calendar. This day was not part of a war against a
Among the most enduring unsolved mysteries surrounding the events at the U.S. Capitol on January 6, 2021, are the pipe bombs planted outside the offices of the Republican and Democratic National Committees. In January, Blaze News revealed that the individual who discovered the device outside the DNC offices and was described by the FBI as
Americans have steadily lost confidence in the entire Intelligence Community in the Federal Government — especially in the FBI. As much furor as we experienced during the Russia-Trump Collusion debacle, the FBI, from top to bottom, still seem callous to their interference in the lives of Americans and how it makes us feel. “Truth” is
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Twelve years ago, FBI agents in Baltimore sought to wiretap former Brookings Institution analyst Igor Danchenko on suspicions he was spying for Russia. But the counterintelligence analyst they were assigned to work with ‒ Brian Auten ‒ told them he could not find their target and assumed the Russian national had fled back to Moscow.
