Trump Aligns With Establishment, Indicates Desire to Maintain Surveillance Tool That Complicated His First Term

On Wednesday, President Donald Trump indicated his intention to expand controversial surveillance tools, even suggesting he might relinquish some rights to facilitate this. He took to Truth Social, mentioning collaboration with Republican House Speaker Mike Johnson and other key committee chairs to extend Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA). This move comes […]
Trump changes his stance on surveillance powers used against him and other Americans, now calls it ‘ESSENTIAL’

On Tuesday, President Donald Trump urged Republican lawmakers to unite in favor of an 18-month extension of certain surveillance powers that are meant for foreign nationals but have also been used against American citizens, including himself. He emphasized that the warrantless surveillance provisions in Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act had previously been […]
Warren Davidson Advocates for Privacy Change Regarding Important Surveillance Authority While Mike Johnson Opposes Reforms

Rep. Warren Davidson Proposes Amendment to Protect Americans’ Data Privacy On Tuesday, Rep. Warren Davidson (R-Ohio) announced his plan to introduce an amendment aimed at a bill that seeks to reauthorize crucial surveillance authorities. His proposal is designed to prevent law enforcement and intelligence agencies from acquiring data about Americans through third-party brokers. Davidson intends […]
James Clapper and John Brennan Call for Renewal of Surveillance Powers Without Changes

Former Officials Urge Reauthorization of Surveillance Act A group of former national security officials, including James Clapper and John Brennan, has urged Congress to quickly reauthorize Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) without any changes. The letter, signed by 50 ex-national security officials from various political backgrounds, emphasizes the need for Congress […]
Hawaii doctor questioned about wife’s ‘digital surveillance’ in murder trial

Trial of Hawaii Doctor Accused of Attempted Murder On Thursday, prosecutors intensified their inquiries into a Hawaii doctor, Gerhard König, who is facing allegations of attempting to kill his wife during a confrontation on a hiking trail in Oahu. The cross-examination became particularly contentious as the prosecution challenged König’s version of events. In his testimony, […]
FBI Looks into Major Cyber Incident Related to China that Affected U.S. Surveillance

FBI Detects Major Cyber Incident Linked to China The FBI has recently categorized a cyber effort associated with China to breach one of its surveillance systems as a “major cyber incident.” This classification indicates a significant threat to national security, according to various sources. To clarify, a “serious incident,” as defined under the Federal Information […]
State Farm embarrassed by California drone surveillance controversy

State Farm has decided to renew homeowners’ insurance for residents in Santa Ana after a drone was reportedly used to monitor properties. Linda Bennett expressed her immense relief upon learning that her insurance company had reversed its earlier decision to cancel her policy, a result of the previous year’s controversy. “It’s like a weight has […]
U.S. Deploys ‘Reaper’ Drones for Anti-Jihadist Surveillance in Nigeria

U.S. Military Collaborates with Nigeria Using Drones for Surveillance Recent reports suggest that the U.S. military has deployed surveillance drones in Nigeria, collaborating with the Nigerian government to monitor various jihadist groups operating in the region. On Monday, it was reported by the Associated Press that the drone in use is an MQ-9 Reaper, capable […]
Author on ‘War Room’: We Can Win the AI Battle Without Turning Into a Surveillance State

US Can Compete with China in AI Without Compromising Values Wynton Hall, social media director at Breitbart News and author of Code Red: Left, Right, China, and the Race to Control AI, discussed the situation in a recent segment. He mentioned that the US has demonstrated it can outmaneuver China without adopting a “techno-authoritarian” model […]
Rep. Jim Jordan Advocates for a Brief and Straightforward Renewal of Section 702 Surveillance Powers

House Judiciary Committee Seeks Section 702 Reauthorization House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jim Jordan (R-Ohio) discussed the necessity for Congress to swiftly approve a straightforward reauthorization of Section 702 for the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Agency (FISA), which serves as a crucial oversight body. Next week, the House Republican leadership, led by Speaker Mike Johnson (R-Louisiana), plans […]