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reports "Portland Mayor Ted Wheeler took aim Wednesday at what he called `a few dozen individuals engaged in violence' who he said have allowed the Oregon city to be wrongly portrayed as a `dark dystopia' by President Trump and others." Wheeler "took some of the blame himself, saying he and other lead

happy with the lack of public disclosure and FBI follow-through on his investigation." As result, he conducted a Skype interview with David Corn of "Mother Jones," after which Steele says the FBI refused to pay agreed sums and expenses. Washington Examiner: Senate Report Raises "Further Questions" About Stee

Call (7/25, Lesniewski, 154K) reports that a "key objective, according to the report, is to reinforce the `primacy' of states in running elections. Oregon Democrat Ron Wyden offered a dissent, saying he could not support such a statement, but in general, the report appears to be overwhelmingly biparti

Lucas, 3.12M) also reports on the SSCI document, as does Engadget (7/25, Lawler, 437K), CNET News (7/25, Reichert, Morse, 1.99M), StateScoop (7/25), Mother Jones (7/25, Vicens, 881K), the New York Post (7/25, Fredericks, 4.57M), Bloomberg (7/25, 4.73M), and The Verge (7/25, Hollister, 2.05M). McConnell Blac

reports "Portland Mayor Ted Wheeler took aim Wednesday at what he called 'a few dozen individuals engaged in violence' who he said have allowed the Oregon city to be wrongly portrayed as a 'dark dystopia' by President Trump and others." Wheeler "took some of the blame himself, saying he and other leade

happy with the lack of public disclosure and FBI follow-through on his investigation." As result, he conducted a Skype interview with David Corn of "Mother Jones," after which Steele says the FBI refused to pay agreed sums and expenses. Washington Examiner: Senate Report Raises "Further Questions" About Stee

a lawsuit from the state attorney general's office seeking to prevent federal officers from acting to stop violent protests. In a Friday interview, Oregon Attorney General Ellen Rosenblum called the action "absolutely improper" and "beyond their authority." In another article, the New York Times (7/24

rican people must have as we go into November." CNN (7/24, Cohen, 83.16M) also covers Evanina's statement, but leads with the Democrats' criticism. Mother Jones (7/24, Friedman, 881K) also reports on the Democrats' statement. McConnell, Rubio Defend Evanina. The Hill (7/26, Klar, 2.98M) reports Senate Major

y Area residents were indicted by a federal grand jury for allegedly conspiring to disguise themselves as FBI agents to rob a reshipping business in Oregon of 200 iPhones and five cameras. According to prosecutors, four of the suspects traveled from the Bay Area to Portland, where two of them, allegedl

d The Hill (08/05, Beitsch, Samuels). Opinion pieces on the story were published by The Hill (08/05, Mastrangelo), The Atlantic (08/05, Graham), and Mother Jones (08/05, Corn). Back to Top EFTA00163659 COUNTERTERRORISM California Man Arrested in U.S. For Sending Money to ISIS Manila Times (08/06, Barona

etermining what is constitutional and what is tyranny. 4 EFTA_R1_01360992 EFTA02365544 <= class="MsoNormal"> Two weeks ago it happened again in Oregon where armed=Bundy insurgents broke into and seized a federal building and land because in the rebels' mind that land and property belongs to armed B

mall Business Administration (SBA) offers a loan guarantee program for businesses that don't qualify for assistance =n the private credit market. As Mother Jones reported, Ammon Bundy — the ringleader of the Malheur takeover bemo=ning federal overreach — got a $530,000 loan from the SBA in 2010 for hi= truck

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a lawsuit from the state attorney general's office seeking to prevent federal officers from acting to stop violent protests. In a Friday interview, Oregon Attorney General Ellen Rosenblum called the action "absolutely improper" and "beyond their authority." In another article, the New York Times (7/24

rican people must have as we go into November." CNN (7/24, Cohen, 83.16M) also covers Evanina's statement, but leads with the Democrats' criticism. Mother Jones (7/24, Friedman, 881K) also reports on the Democrats' statement. EFTA01658178 McConnell, Rubio Defend Evanina. The Hill (7/26, Klar, 2.98M) report

reports "Portland Mayor Ted Wheeler took aim Wednesday at what he called `a few dozen individuals engaged in violence' who he said have allowed the Oregon city to be wrongly portrayed as a dark dystopia' by President Trump and others." Wheeler "took some of the blame himself, saying he and other leader

happy with the lack of public disclosure and FBI follow-through on his investigation." As result, he conducted a Skype interview with David Corn of "Mother Jones," after which Steele says the FBI refused to pay agreed sums and expenses. Washington Examiner: Senate Report Raises "Further Questions" About Stee