A top aide calculatingly inserted a passage critical of the financial industry into one of Hillary Clinton’s many highly-paid speeches to big banks.
The U.S. fired missiles at Houthi-held radar stations on the Red Sea coast just days after the White House expressed its first qualms about the Saudi-led campaign in Yemen.
Core principles of journalism are ignored by critics of this reporting.
Clinton called for a “Manhattan-like project” to develop secure communication while allowing the government to read messages. An aide called that an argument she “truly, truly should not make ever again."
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Google revealed Wednesday it had been released from an FBI gag order that came with a secret demand for its customers’ personal information.
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