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er in parallel with the FBI and other congressional committees since the US intelligence community first revealed Russia was meddling in the race." TechCrunch (7/25, Shieber, 605K) reports that through "two and a half years the committee has held 15 open hearings, interviewed more than 200 witnesses and re

orcement officer." Zulma Rosario, executive director of Puerto Rico's Office of Government Ethics, on Thursday ordered a review of "accusations that Vazquez ignored evidence of possible corruption in the provision of hurricane relief." Rosario said in an interview Thursday, "What we're investigating is

something of value be sent for the phone calls from law enforcement to go away."' Twitter Says Government Demands For User Data Continue To Rise. TechCrunch (10/31, Whittaker, 605K) reports Twitter "says the number of government demands for user data are at a record high." In its latest transparency re

ation' According to the AP, Puerto Rico's governor "said Thursday that she accepted the upcoming resignation of Tania Vazquez Rivera." The AP adds, "Vazquez issued a statement on Monday confirming that FBI agents visited the department earlier this month and that her office recently submitted documents f

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th two leaders already arrested last month. Michigan Gov. Whitmer Says Trump Promised Not to Pardon Kidnapping Plotters The Washington Post (05/29, Vazquez) reported that Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer claims President Donald Trump promised not to pardon two men, Barry Croft Jr. and Adam Fox, who were c