AvatarJMorashflipped into Random stuffWhat Mattered This Week: August 3-7, 2020This EveningLawmakers and the White House failed to reach an agreement on the next coronavirus stimulus package. Plus, President Trump signed an effective ban on TikTok and WeChat, and Japan marked the 75th anniversary of the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki. Read up on these and more of the week's top headlines.
Joshua Josephflipped into The Last AcolyteMohammad bin Salman The Saudi Crown Prince Allegedly Kidnapped These Siblings And Tried To Kill Their Dad buzzfeednews.com - Emerson Malone Two weeks after the assassination of Jamal Khashoggi, the Saudi crown prince allegedly sent a death squad to Canada, targeting a former Saudi …
New York MagazineRussia U.S. Intelligence Says Republicans Are Working With Russia to Reelect Trump New York Magazine - Jonathan Chait Two weeks ago, William Evanina, director of the United States National Counterintelligence and Security Center, published a somewhat vague warning …
Derrick Ashflipped into Trumped UpRussia 'I Don't Care': Trump Responds To Intel That Russia Is Working To Get Him Elected Again HuffPost - Mary PapenfussTrump insist he's the last person Russia would want to see in the White House. President Donald Trump shrugged off the latest intelligence warning Friday that Russia is “denigrating” presumptive Democratic
The New York Timesflipped into PoliticsTrump news update Unwanted Truths: Inside Trump’s Battles With U.S. Intelligence Agencies The New York Times - Robert DraperIn early July of last year, the first draft of a classified document known as a National Intelligence Estimate circulated among key members of the agencies making up the U.S. intelligence community. N.I.E.s
Zedflipped into TRUMP: CORRUPT IDIOT & TODDLERSenate Intelligence Committee Democrats' noisy strategy to stop Russian election interference POLITICO - Andrew DesiderioSenior lawmakers' pressure campaign on the intelligence community is starting to paying off. Congressional Democrats — stung by the Obama administration’s soft-pedaled approach to Russian election interference
