Veteran to face 17 months for White House intrusion
An Army veteran with mental health issues who bypassed a fence and entered the White House was sentenced to 17 months in prison. He was found with a folding knife, hundreds of rounds of ammunition, a machete, knives and tomahawks in his car. The case followed Secret Service security breaches leading to the director's resignation.
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Fed agency admits history of security problems
Office of Personnel Management officials testified about long standing cyber security weaknesses and lack of IT background among leaders. They noted no disciplinary actions for failures to pass audits while hackers linked to China stole data on millions of federal employees and security clearance holders.
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