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| French Jewish Graves Vandalized Before Marches Against Anti-Semitism |
Dozens of Jewish graves in eastern France were vandalized amid a recent rise in anti-Semitic acts and days after yellow-vest protesters were filmed accosting a prominent Jewish academic. |
| "trump and republican party" - Google News: US debt hits record under Trump, Republicans mum - ABS-CBN News |
US debt hits record under Trump, Republicans mum ABS-CBN NewsWASHINGTON - More massive than the US economy, the national debt hit a new record of $22 trillion under President Donald Trump but Republicans who ...  |
| Andrew McCabe Tells Colbert Trumpworld Covering Up Russia Contacts 'More Suspicious Every ... |
Former Acting FBI Director Andrew McCabe told Stephen Colbert that his suspicions of Donald Trump and his associates has only deepened in the ... |
| President Trump, Karl Lagerfeld, Bernie Sanders: Your Wednesday Briefing - The New York Times |
President Trump, Karl Lagerfeld, Bernie Sanders: Your Wednesday Briefing The New York Times(Want to get this briefing by email? Here's the sign-up.) Good morning. An inside look at President Trump's war on the investigations around him, the death of ... |
| Donald Trump: Fox News Legal Analyst Says Trump Implicated In 2 Specific Crimes In New Report |
Andrew Napolitano says a bombshell New York Times report could be big trouble for the president.  |
| Trump's loyalty obsession could lead to obstruction case |
The revelations appear to fit into a consistent pattern of attempts by Trump to influence investigations in which he may be implicated and a constant ... |
| Thousands Rally Against Anti-Semitism in France After Vandalism of Jewish Cemetery - The New York Times |
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| Venezuela crisis: Brazil vows to deliver aid, defying Maduro - BBC News |
Venezuela crisis: Brazil vows to deliver aid, defying Maduro BBC NewsBrazil says it will send humanitarian aid to its border with Venezuela by the weekend, despite the protests of embattled President Nicolás Maduro. The delivery ... View full coverage on Google News |
| Trump Administration Wants California to Pay Back $2.5 Billion for High-Speed Rail - The New York Times |
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| Lawfare - Hard National Security Choices: Missile Sabotage by Covert Means |
In a Feb. 13 story in the New York Times, David Sanger and William Broad report that the Trump administration has accelerated a secret American program to sabotage Iran’s missiles and rockets by inserting faulty parts and materials into Iran’s aerospace supply chains. The recently released Brookings book “Bytes, Bombs, and Spies: The Strategic Dimensions of Offensive Cyber Operations” contains a chapter on “Hacking a Nation’s Missile Development Program,” which may provide some useful background for understanding the Sanger and Broad story. This chapter is not specifically related to any covert program that may—or may not—have been proposed or carried out. It does provide what might be called informed speculation on how a long-range missile development program of a small, authoritarian and relatively impoverished nation might be compromised by cyber (and other) means. In other words, it does not address anything specific that is known to be actually happening but rather focuses on what might be possible within the limits of known technology and techniques. |
| National Security Expert Warns There's 'A Chance That Vladimir Putin Is Controlling' Trump's White House - Newsweek |
National Security Expert Warns There's 'A Chance That Vladimir Putin Is Controlling' Trump's White House Newsweek"Just in the past few days, the counterintelligence red flags are flying a lot higher than they did, arguably, then, when this investigation was first launched” after ... |
| "Putin and American political process" - Google News: Celebrating defeat of Daesh in Syria may be premature - Jordan Times |
Celebrating defeat of Daesh in Syria may be premature Jordan TimesAs the drama surrounding the so-called final battle against Daesh in Syria continues to unfold, the question on everyone's mind is this: Has the terrorist group ... |
| "Russian Intelligence services" - Google News: A shipment of advanced missiles from Russia to China was apparently 'lost at sea' - NEWSREP |
A shipment of advanced missiles from Russia to China was apparently 'lost at sea' NEWSREPRussia's S-400 "Triumf" missile system is touted by many as the most advanced anti-aircraft platform on the planet. When equipped with its longest-range.  |
| "Russia influence in Eastern Europe" - Google News: Trump-Russia: FBI had 'backup plan' to save investigation evidence – live - The Guardian |
Trump-Russia: FBI had 'backup plan' to save investigation evidence – live The GuardianPlan created after Comey firing to ensure information would survive firings or reassignments of top officials. |
| Intimidation, Pressure and Humiliation: Inside Trump’s Two-Year War on the Investigations Encircling Him - The New York Times |
WASHINGTON — As federal prosecutors in Manhattan gathered evidence late last year about President Trump’s role in silencing women with hush payments during the 2016 campaign, Mr. Trump called Matthew G. Whitaker, his newly installed attorney general, with a question. He asked whether Geoffrey S. Berman, the United States attorney for the Southern District of New York and a Trump ally, could be put in charge of the widening investigation, according to several American officials with direct knowledge of the call.
Mr. Whitaker, who had privately told associates that part of his role at the Justice Department was to “jump on a grenade” for the president, knew he could not put Mr. Berman in charge, since Mr. Berman had already recused himself from the investigation. The president soon soured on Mr. Whitaker, as he often does with his aides, and complained about his inability to pull levers at the Justice Department that could make the president’s many legal problems go away.
Trying to install a perceived loyalist atop a widening inquiry is a familiar tactic for Mr. Trump, who has been struggling to beat back the investigations that have consumed his presidency. His efforts have exposed him to accusations of obstruction of justice as Robert S. Mueller III, the special counsel, finishes his work investigating Russian interference in the 2016 election.
Mr. Trump’s public war on the inquiry has gone on long enough that it is no longer shocking. Mr. Trump rages almost daily to his 58 million Twitter followers that Mr. Mueller is on a “witch hunt” and has adopted the language of Mafia bosses by calling those who cooperate with the special counsel “rats.” His lawyer talks openly about a strategy to smear and discredit the special counsel investigation. The president’s allies in Congress and the conservative media warn of an insidious plot inside the Justice Department and the F.B.I. to subvert a democratically elected president.
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An examination by The New York Times reveals the extent of an even more sustained, more secretive assault by Mr. Trump on the machinery of federal law enforcement. Interviews with dozens of current and former government officials and others close to Mr. Trump, as well as a review of confidential White House documents, reveal numerous unreported episodes in a two-year drama.
Matthew G. Whitaker, the former acting attorney general, is now under scrutiny by the House for possible perjury.CreditTom Brenner for The New York Times
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