Epstein Secrets

played in a criminal terror-fundraising case against four Somali immigrants was so minor that it did not undermine their convictions." Judge Marsha Berzon's opinion, "which contains a half-dozen references to the role of former NSA contractor and whistleblower Edward Snowden in disclosing the NSA metad

TA00136620 CNET News <https://vvww.cnet.corn/news/appeals-court-finds-nsas-bulk-phone-data-collection-was-unlawful/> (9/2, Hautala, 1.99M) reports Berzon wrote, "The metadata collection exceeded the scope of Congress's authorization." Business Insider <https://wwvv.businessinsidencom/nsa-phone-snoopin

nt or services produced and provided by Huawei or ZTE, and video surveillance and telecommunications equipment or services produced and provided by Hytera, Hikvision, or Dahua, or any subsidiaries or affiliates." This prohibition applies "to all U.S. government prime contractors, whether domestic or in

ent to make a showing of relevance to a particular authorized investigation before collecting the records." CNET News (9/2, Hautala, 1.99M) reports Berzon wrote, "The metadata collection exceeded the scope of Congress's authorization." Business Insider (9/2, Holmes, 3.67M) reports there is "zero evide

nt or services produced and provided by Huawei or ZTE, and video surveillance and telecommunications equipment or services produced and provided by Hytera, Hikvision, or Dahua, or any subsidiaries or affiliates." This prohibition applies "to all U.S. government prime contractors, whether domestic or in

ent to make a showing of relevance to a particular authorized investigation before collecting the records." CNET News (9/2, Hautala, 1.99M) reports Berzon wrote, "The metadata collection exceeded the scope of Congress's authorization." Business Insider (9/2, Holmes, 3.67M) reports there is "zero evide

nt or services produced and provided by Huawei or ZTE, and video surveillance and telecommunications equipment or services produced and provided by Hytera, Hikvision, or Dahua, or any subsidiaries or affiliates." This prohibition applies "to all U.S. government prime contractors, whether domestic or in