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May 18

Michael Flynn has not responded to subpoena request, Senate chairman says

By Chad Day, Mary Clare Jalonick, Associated Press

The Senate Intelligence Committee is one of several on Capitol Hill investigating possible collusion between Russia and President Donald Trump's 2016 campaign.

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May 17

ProPublica finds lax internet security at four of Trump’s resorts

By Jeff Larson, Julia Angwin, ProPublica

The risks posed by the lax security, experts say, go well beyond simple digital snooping. Sophisticated attackers could take advantage of vulnerabilities in the Wi-Fi networks to take over devices like computers or smart phones and use them to record…

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May 16

Column: 5 reasons why health care is vulnerable to cyberattacks

By John Halamka

The past few days have been filled with reports about the ransomware impact on the UK National Health Service. Was the NHS specifically targeted? No. Was it uniquely vulnerable? Yes.

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May 16

Everything you need to know about the ‘WannaCrypt’ ransomware attack

By Andrew Wagner

While governments and corporations scramble to perform damage control for WannaCrypt ransomware, here’s what we know about the origins of this cyber attack, who might be to blame and what you can do to protect yourself.

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May 13

Cyber attack subsides after striking dozens of countries

By Michael D. Regan

A day after cyber attacks struck dozens of countries around the world, members of the G7 on Saturday vowed to collaborate to offset future assaults.

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Apr 28

NSA to stop collecting some internet communications

By Deb Riechmann, Associated Press

The National Security Agency says it will no longer collect certain communications moving on the internet simply because they mention a foreign intelligence target.

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Mar 24

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Rep. Swalwell: Nunes ‘betrayed’ duty to independent Russia probe

By PBS News Hour

The House Intelligence Committee descended into further division over its Russia investigation on Friday. Republican chair Rep. Devin Nunes called off a public hearing with former intelligence agency leaders, prompting the committee's ranking Democrat to challenge the decision and dispute…

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Mar 23

Watch 4:43
How Nunes threw the House’s Russia investigation independence into question

By PBS News Hour

House Intelligence Committee Chair Devin Nunes apologized after he faced backlash for publicly disclosing intelligence intercepts, which he took directly to President Trump without consulting committee Democrats. But his actions have sparked calls for an independent investigation from both Democrats…

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Jan 11

Rep. Mike Pompeo, Trump’s CIA nominee, agrees Russia tried to interfere in election

By Eileen Sullivan and Deb Riechmann, Associated Press

Pompeo, a third-term Republican congressman from Kansas, will appear before a Senate Committee on Thursday as President-elect Donald Trump's nominee for CIA director.

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Dec 26

Weeks before Trump takes office, this U.S. civil liberties board is in disarray

By Tami Abdollah, Associated Press

A federal board responsible for protecting Americans against abuses by spy agencies faces an uncertain future just weeks before President-elect Donald Trump takes office.

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