Your Views Trump may regret demand for investigation
President Trump s weekend tweet storm accusing Barack Obama of tapping his phones raises questions about rule of law and the FBI s integrity. Former DNI James Clapper denied any FISA order and Comey was asked to publicly reject the claims to protect investigations. The piece notes possible wiretaps of aides tied to Kislyak but stresses a FISA order is required for U.S. soil surveillance. The piece concludes that the president may regret the demand for an investigation.
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WikiLeaks CIA hacking tools leak sparks security alarm
The WikiLeaks release claims 8,761 CIA documents reveal methods to hack iPhones Android devices and smart TVs. It notes tools for car and truck control and raises costs for U.S. intelligence while warning of future disclosures. It frames Snowden and Assange as privacy heroes but says CIA tools target terrorists and foreign agents.
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Thoughtless agitators ruin chance for honest debate at Middlebury College
A Middlebury College event featuring Charles Murray devolved into disruption as students booed and a professor was attacked while leaving. The piece defends free speech, praises President Patton for backing Murray, and condemns the lack of orderly dialogue in a moment seen as a threat to open inquiry.
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History Today highlights from March 9 across history
Key events on March 9 include the 1841 United States v. Amistad ruling freeing enslaved Africans, Indiana's first involuntary sterilization law in 1907, Pancho Villa’s 1916 attack on Columbus, the New Deal era start in 1933, Tokyo incendiaries in 1945, and notable modern events such as the 1997 Notorious B I G murder and 2007 Patriot Act disclosures. A Wilkinsburg shooting and a Houston-area rampage are also noted.
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