70 Border Patrol employees under investigation for posts in secret Facebook group
Two investigations are already complete.
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Conservatives have feelings about old photos from AOC’s border visit resurfacing
The photos have people split down the typical lines.
Trump’s rant about Megan Rapinoe devolves into treatise about PC culture in the NBA
It was pretty long winded.
Maine governor signs net neutrality bill into law
The law is similar to bills being considered in other states.
Elizabeth Warren calls for sweeping overhaul of U.S. elections
Warren calls for a massive overhaul of the country's elections.
Andrew Yang is holding a universal basic income giveaway
He made the announcement on the 'Late Show with Stephen Colbert.'
Trump cites long-dead ayatollah while announcing Iran sanction
The mistake was quickly mocked by people on Twitter.
No one believes Bill de Blasio’s son sent him these debate prep texts
The response wasn't kind.
New bill wants tech companies to tell you how much your data is worth
The bill is expected to be introduced today.
Leaked documents reveal all the ‘red flags’ about Trump officials
A lot of the 'red flags' foreshadowed a lot.
Middle Seat Man is the first good meme of the 2020 election
Well, this is awkward.
Report: CBP contractor hack was vast, revealed plans for border surveillance
CBP first acknowledged the hack earlier this month.
Elizabeth Warren calls for a ban on private prisons
The plan is the latest in a number of policy proposals the senator has posted on Medium.
New Jersey state assembly passes trio of net neutrality bills
The bills echo other ones passed by states in the wake of the FCC's repeal.
Roy Moore is running for Senate again, despite… you know
He's trying again.
Biden faces backlash for remarks about working with segregationist senators
Cory Booker called on Biden to apologize.
Congress isn’t too keen on Facebook starting a cryptocurrency
Congress wants to talk about Facebook's cryptocurrency plans.
New GOP bill would audit major tech companies for bias
The bill is already drawing criticism.
House fails to pass amendment curbing government surveillance
The amendment was backed by a number of civil rights and internet rights groups.