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itchy Chat on X The Associated Press (08/12, Kinnard, Peoples) and Reuters (08/12, Cowan, Sullivan) reported that former President Donald Trump and Elon Musk discussed a range of topics including the assassination attempt of Trump and mass deportations during a glitchy chat on X, the social media platform

" on the platform's system. During the discussion, Trump also mentioned his plans for the largest deportation in U.S. history and hinted at bringing Musk into a potential second administration to help cut government regulations. The articles explained that Musk, once a critic of Trump, has since shif

reported that former President Donald Trump and Elon Musk discussed a range of topics including the as

eld by the Taliban. "It has been two years since Mr. Habibi's disappearance, and the FBI continues to work diligently to return him to his family," David Sundberg, assistant director in charge of the FBI Washington Field Office, said in a news release. "The FBI has a commitment to our citizens, victims and the

Top COUNTERINTELLIGENCE How Elon Musk Amplified Content From a Suspected Russian Election Interference Plot NBC News (09/18, Ingram) reported that Elon Musk repeatedly amplified content from Tenet Media, which was allegedly part of a Russian covert operation to influence U.S. public opinion before the 20

eign propaganda," with Tenet Media ceasing operations after a federal indictment linked its employees to Russia-backed media. The article noted that Musk's engagement with Tenet Media's content appeared to be unwitting, as he shared their posts over 60 times, amplifying conservative, Russia-aligned v

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acked his career in Mexico, Peru, and other countries, all following a similar pattern. A DOJ press release quoted FBI Assistant Director in Charge David Sundberg of the Washington Field Office, who said, "For 14 years, Raymond exploited his trusted position as a U.S. government representative to lure women in

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d to definitively establish motive. Therefore, it would be difficult for us to state that there is a link, although we can't state there is not one: David Sundberg, formerly the assistant director in charge of the FBI's D.C. field office, told The Associated Press in January. Newsmax (10/27, Staff Writer) repor