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iminal complaint against Honaker on Wednesday. Philadelphia Mob Member Sentenced For Racketeering. The Inquirer (PA) (10/22, Roebuck, 347K) reports Philadelphia mob member Joseph Servidio was sentenced Thursday to 15 years in prison after he "pleaded guilty to charges alleging he pumped EFTA00135812 pills

an election interference with Russian efforts, which they argue are far more serious and pose a significantly greater threat." CQ Roll Call. (10/22, Ratnam, 154K) reports that Ratdiffe's warning on Wednesday "mmediately drew skeptical reactions from Democratic lawmakers, some of whom had been briefed i

<https://vvww.inquirer.com/news/philly-mob-joseph-servidio-sentence-atlantic-city-camden- federal-court-20201022.html> (10/22, Roebuck, 347K) reports Philadelphia mob member Joseph Servidio was sentenced Thursday to 15 years in prison after he "pleaded guilty to charges alleging he pumped pills laced with her

threat." CQ Roll Call <https://www.rollcall.com/2020/10/22/ratcliffes-waming-on-foreign-interference-with-u-s- voters-provokes-skepticism/> (10/22, Ratnam, 154K) reports that Ratcliffe's warning on Wednesday "mmediately drew skeptical reactions from Democratic lawmakers, some of whom had been briefed i

lease Monday that Rahajahi Taylor Batchelor is being charged as an adult for his role in the organization that operated out of Bucks, Montgomery and Philadelphia counties over the summer." Batchelor "is charged with 166 felony counts of corrupt organizations, conspiracy to commit that offense, dealing in pro

tabulated by machines." Roll Call <https://www.rollcall.com/2020/11/30/trumps-former-cybersecurity-chief-calls-vote-fraud-claims- nonsense/> (11/30, Ratnam, 154K) reports that Krebs said, "Paper ballots give you the ability to audit, to go back and check the tape and make sure that you got the count rig

iminal complaint against Honaker on Wednesday. Philadelphia Mob Member Sentenced For Racketeering. The Inquirer (PA) (10/22, Roebuck, 347K) reports Philadelphia mob member Joseph Servidio was sentenced Thursday to 15 years in prison after he "pleaded guilty to charges alleging he pumped pills laced with her

ian election interference with Russian efforts, which they argue are far more serious and pose a significantly greater threat." CQ Roll Call (10/22, Ratnam, 154K) reports that Ratcliffe's warning on Wednesday "mmediately drew skeptical reactions from Democratic lawmakers, some of whom had been briefed

ease Monday that Rahajahi Taylor Batchelor is being charged as an adult for his role in the organization that operated out of Bucks, Montgomery and Philadelphia counties over the summer." Batchelor "is charged with 166 felony counts of corrupt organizations, conspiracy to commit that offense, dealing in proc

unts of those ballots in Georgia, Wisconsin and elsewhere show no significant difference between what was tabulated by machines." Roll Call (11/30, Ratnam, 154K) reports that Krebs said, "Paper ballots give you the ability to audit, to go back and check the tape and make sure that you got the count rig

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ny alleged cybersecurity incidents at this time," according to Politico. Officials Say DHS Studying Ways To Fix Cyber Blind Spots. Roll Call (3/30, Ratnam, 130K) reports top DHS officials said the agency is "examining ways to improve its understanding of foreign cyber activity and attacks targeting US

ease Monday that Rahajahi Taylor Batchelor is being charged as an adult for his role in the organization that operated out of Bucks, Montgomery and Philadelphia counties over the summer." Batchelor "is charged with 166 felony counts of corrupt organizations, conspiracy to commit that offense, dealing in proc

unts of those ballots in Georgia, Wisconsin and elsewhere show no significant difference between what was tabulated by machines." Roll Call (11/30, Ratnam, 154K) reports that Krebs said, "Paper ballots give you the ability to audit, to go back and check the tape and make sure that you got the count rig