3:22 AM 10/28/2019 - M.N.: My Memo to the FBI: Go get the Mob, this is the alpha and omega of everything; and most importantly, get the analysis of the root causes right. | "Trump presidency is metastasizing rapidly into a right-wing authoritarian regime, with distinctly fascist characteristics..."

3:22 AM 10/28/2019 - M.N. - My Memo to the FBI: 

Go get the Mob, this is the alpha and omega of everything; and most importantly, get the analysis of the root causes right. 

"Trump presidency is metastasizing rapidly into a right-wing authoritarian regime, with distinctly fascist characteristics..." M.N.: This appears to be the correct observation. But the analysis of causes is the habitual socialist theorizing, unscientific and non-convincing. 

Attention, FBI: It is necessary to analyse, determine and define the true root causes. And in my opinion, these causes although complex, can be expressed in just one term: TOC, the Transnational Organized Crime, in its various forms and ways; and very likely, the New Abwehr behind them, also in my opinion, as novel and unconventional this thought may be. 

This area, subject, and the opponent, the TOC, is the direct concern and the focus of the FBI work for the last several decades. This phenomenon, in its historical, cultural, military, and intelligence services perspectives, has to be understood correctly, to be dealt with it efficiently. 

The $18 mil figure in the FBI budget, if I understand it correctly, is for the anti-Mob activities. Is this amount adequate, considering that the Mob spends billions in their fight against the state structures? 

This area needs cardinal reassessment, again, in my humble opinion. 

Michael Novakhov

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Quote: "To downplay, let alone deny, the fact that the Trump presidency is metastasizing rapidly into a right-wing authoritarian regime, with distinctly fascist characteristics, is to close one’s eyes to political reality. The old refrain, “It can’t happen here”—i.e., that American democracy is eternally immune from the cancer of fascism—is hopelessly out of date. The very fact that a thug like Trump ascended to the White House testifies to the terminal crisis of the existing political system.
Trump’s administration is the product of the deep-rooted economic and social contradictions of American capitalism. The massive concentration of wealth within the richest one percent of the population and the unprecedented level of social inequality are incompatible with traditional democratic forms of rule. Over the past four decades, the United States has evolved into an increasingly oligarchic society. Isolated from the great mass of the population, viewing every demand for an improvement of conditions of life as a threat to its wealth, the oligarchy is increasingly hostile to democracy."

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How killing a terrorist affects the impeachment inquiry into Trump
Michael_Novakhov shared this story . Far from shying away from criticism of Trump as he announced the death of Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi pointed out the President didn't officially brief Congress as is the custom, but did tell the Russians something was coming. This will do nothing to ease tensions. Donald Trump now vs. Barack Obama in 2011 We'll hear a lot in the coming days about whether Trump should have done more to keep Congress in the loop and what the law actually requires. Before the Osama bin Laden raid, key members of Congress  knew about surveillance of the al Qaeda leader  and knew something might be coming, but did not know specific details as the raid was happening. The difference now is that impeachment has poisoned any kind of relationship Trump has with Democrats, meaning two branches of government essentially aren't talking to each other. Some Republicans were informed It emerged that Republicans in the Senate knew the operation was coming, including Sens. Richard Burr of North Carolina and Lindsey Graham of South Carolina, a key Trump ally who gave a press conference at the White House Sunday. Trump has faced criticism in his own party for his strategy of pulling US forces from Syria and giving space to Russia and Turkey. The Baghdadi killing likely won't fundamentally change the US retreat from its Kurdish allies or the growth of Russian control in Syria. But it might, for now, quiet some of the Republican frustration with Trump. Graham, who had been extremely critical of Trump on Syria, was all in as a cheerleader during his press conference from the White House briefing room Sunday. Other Republicans, like Utah Sen. Mitt Romney, were praising Trump over the weekend. The Russians were also informed The President said the following: "We spoke to the Russians. We told them we were coming in. And they said thank you for telling us. They were very good." He said the US did not tell the Russians WHY the special operators were coming in. "We did tell them, we think you're going to be very happy because, you know, again, they hate ISIS as much as we do. You know what ISIS has done to Russia. So, no, we did not tell -- they did not know the mission, but they knew we were going over an area that they had a lot of fire power. " Democrats were not informed Trump on telling Congress: "We were going to notify them last night, but we decided not to do that because Washington leaks like I've never seen before. There's nothing -- there's no country in the world that leaks like we do. And Washington is a leaking machine. And I told my people, we will not notify them until the -- our great people are out. Not just in, but out. I don't want to have them greeted with fire power like you wouldn't believe. So we were able to get in. It was top secret." Former official challenges impeachment subpoena in court The White House has made clear that it won't be cooperating with the impeachment inquiry. That hasn't stopped current and former officials from complying with congressional subpoenas. That's about to change. Charles Kupperman , the former acting national security adviser scheduled to testify Monday, has been subpoenaed by House Democrats, who are threatening to find him in contempt of Congress. But he's been instructed not to testify by White House lawyers. Kupperman filed a lawsuit essentially asking courts for guidance. The arguments -- Is he "immune from congressional process" as White House lawyers contend or can he testify and avert a "contempt of congress" citation? Test case for John Bolton -- The implications are bigger than Kupperman. He shares a lawyer with John Bolton, the former national security adviser who compared Trump's shadow foreign policy operation to a "drug deal." Democrats shot back in a legal filing over the weekend that Kupperman was trying "to delay and obstruct the lawful constitutional functions of Congress and conceal evidence about his conduct from the impeachment inquiry." The upshot of this weekend's investigative moves Who's on deck? Impeachment investigators are  set in the coming  days to hear from several State Department officials and, later in the week, Alexander Vindman, the National Security Council's top expert on Ukraine, and Tim Morrison, the National Security Council's top adviser on Russian issues. John Kelly says he tried to prevent all of this Former White House chief of staff John Kelly told the Washington Examiner he gave Trump an important piece of advice before leaving his old post. "I said whatever you do, don't hire a 'yes man,' someone who won't tell you the truth -- don't do that," Kelly said. "Because if you do, I believe you will be impeached." Kelly's successor, acting chief of staff Mick Mulvaney is at the center of Trump's decision to freeze US funding to Ukraine in exchange for launching political investigations that could benefit Trump. How's it polling? CNN's Harry Enten writes:  The bottom line is that the electoral implications of impeachment are currently far less favorable to Democrats in the swing states that are likely to determine next year's presidential election than the national polls indicate. For Trump, this is good news. For the Democratic presidential candidates, it suggests more caution may be needed in articulating an impeachment position than the national polls indicate. More weekend headlines What are we doing here? The President has invited foreign powers to interfere in the US presidential election. Democrats want to impeach him for it. It is a crossroads for the American system of government as the President tries to change what's acceptable for US politicians. This newsletter will focus on this consequential moment in US history.
No to American fascism! Build a mass movement to force Trump out!
Michael_Novakhov shared this story from World Socialist Web Site (en).   14 October 2019 President Donald Trump’s response to the impeachment inquiry initiated by Congress has assumed an openly fascistic character. In his speeches last week in Minneapolis, Minnesota and Lake Charles, Louisiana, Trump appealed openly to xenophobia, racism and anti-Semitism. He incited his audience of police and other rightwing forces against his political opponents, whom he denounced as “far left” and “socialist” politicians who “hate America.” In a manner unprecedented in American history, Trump is seeking to utilize the power of the presidency to create a dictatorial regime. Contemptuous of all constitutional restraints, Trump is making it clear that he is prepared to use criminal and violent methods to hang on to power. In his Minneapolis tirade, he shouted that he intends to remain in office for “16 more years,” which would not be possible without the overthrow of the US Constitution. He has made no secret of the violent implications of his illegal claims to personal dictatorship, declaring that any moves to displace him will lead to “civil war.” Trump’s statement that his political opponents are guilty of “treason” evokes the specter of arrests and murderous proscriptions. In a particularly ominous passage of his speech on Thursday, Trump defended his decision to remove troops from Syria by declaring, “We’re bringing the soldiers home. We may need them for something else, and they’ll be ready.” In the context of his assertion of dictatorial powers, this “something else” is a clear threat to use the military against domestic opposition within the United States. The White House has already begun to do this by mobilizing troops to enforce its brutal attacks on immigrants along the US-Mexico border. To downplay, let alone deny, the fact that the Trump presidency is metastasizing rapidly into a right-wing authoritarian regime, with distinctly fascist characteristics, is to close one’s eyes to political reality. The old refrain, “It can’t happen here”—i.e., that American democracy is eternally immune from the cancer of fascism—is hopelessly out of date. The very fact that a thug like Trump ascended to the White House testifies to the terminal crisis of the existing political system. Trump’s administration is the product of the deep-rooted economic and social contradictions of American capitalism. The massive concentration of wealth within the richest one percent of the population and the unprecedented level of social inequality are incompatible with traditional democratic forms of rule. Over the past four decades, the United States has evolved into an increasingly oligarchic society. Isolated from the great mass of the population, viewing every demand for an improvement of conditions of life as a threat to its wealth, the oligarchy is increasingly hostile to democracy. Trump, the product of New York’s financial underworld, articulates, with the necessary crudity and vulgarity, the authoritarian impulses of the oligarchy. His hysterical denunciations of socialism and communism voice the growing fear of the rich that demands for social reform will lead inevitably to a massive redistribution of wealth, culminating in the expropriation of capitalist property. In its very foundation, the Trump administration has epitomized the negation of democracy. His presidency has been, from the very beginning, illegitimate. Through the anti-democratic mechanism of the Electoral College, Trump was elected despite having lost the popular vote by nearly three million ballots. Far from acknowledging the minority status of his administration, Trump acts as if he was swept into office in a landslide. But he knows full well that his policies—for all his cynical populist demagogy—evoke massive popular opposition. Trump’s appearances before police, security personnel and military audiences, as well as his carefully staged mass rallies designed to attract politically disoriented and backward elements, are all part of a calculated effort to create a political constituency upon which he can base an authoritarian regime, operating outside all of the traditional legal boundaries of the US Constitution. American democracy has come to a historic crossroads. As it seeks to maintain power, the Trump presidency will assume an increasingly illegal, authoritarian and violent character. The removal of this administration from power is a political necessity. But by whom and through what methods this objective is achieved is a life-and-death question. Up until now, the official opposition to Trump has been dominated by the Democratic Party. The impeachment inquiry is the outcome of the increasingly bitter factional struggle within the ruling class. Basing itself on disaffected sections of the intelligence agencies, the military and the corporate-financial elite, the Democratic Party is employing the methods of a palace coup. Trump’s opponents within the state apparatus are acutely conscious of the implications of the long-term decline in the global position of the United States. They view Trump’s foreign policy as erratic and unpredictable and, particularly with regards to Russia and Syria, in conflict with what they consider key geostrategic imperatives of American imperialism. It is for this reason that they have centered opposition on matters of foreign policy, first through the anti-Russia campaign and now on the basis of Trump’s telephone call with the Ukrainian president. The social and political interests motivating the opposition to Trump within the state determine its methods. While Trump is responding to the impeachment by seeking to develop a right-wing movement, the Democrats are determined to avoid anything that would mobilize popular anger against Trump. In this sense, Trump displays a far greater grasp of political realities than his opponents, who are always looking over their shoulders, fearful of anything that will ignite the explosive social conflicts within the United States. This is why the impeachment inquiry is being conducted entirely behind closed doors and is confined to conflicts over imperialist foreign policy. It also explains the schizophrenic and hypocritical character of the Democrats’ attitude to the Trump administration, which has alternated between hysterical denunciations of the president for undermining “national security” and functioning as an agent of the Putin government, with efforts to collaborate with Trump on critical elements of domestic policy. However bitter their disagreements, all factions of the ruling class are agreed on the destruction of social programs, the assault on wages and benefits, the attack on immigrants, the destruction of democratic rights, and the massive buildup of the military. In the midst of their conflicts, the Democrats passed Trump’s record budget for defense spending and smoothed the way for his tax cuts for the wealthy. So long as the conflict is confined to the divisions within the ruling class, there can be no democratic or progressive outcome. Should the impeachment drive of the Democrats fail, it will strengthen Trump’s political position. Should it succeed, it will elevate Trump’s factotum, Mike Pence, to the presidency. Moreover, impeachment will actually strengthen the political influence of the CIA and FBI over the White House. It will legitimize a foreign policy based on an anti-Russia hysteria that will justify a dangerous confrontation with a nuclear-armed power. Either outcome represents an immense danger to the working class. The obsession of the Democratic Party and the media with former Vice President Joe Biden and Trump’s Ukraine phone call is a diversion. A mass movement for Trump’s removal requires that his real crimes be identified. Moreover, the defense of democratic rights must be clearly connected to the fight to advance the social interests of the working class, which comprises the overwhelming majority of the population. Trump must be removed for the following reasons: Trump is utilizing the power of the presidency to create an unconstitutional and illegal dictatorship. Trump is using the military to carry out his domestic policies, including the construction of a wall along the border. Trump is threatening to stay in power beyond constitutionally mandated term limits and has indicated that he will not accept as legitimate an election that leads to his defeat. Trump is instigating violence against his political opponents and politically encouraging fascistic individuals who have carried out acts of mass murder directed at immigrants and Jews. Trump is persecuting immigrants and refugees, including through the erection of concentration camps on the US-Mexico border. Trump is encouraging the violent actions of the police, which are responsible for the deaths of more than 1,000 Americans every year. Trump is threatening countries that defy US dictates with “annihilation,” in violation of international and domestic law. Trump is equating opposition to capitalism with treason, in violation of constitutionally protected freedom of speech. The fight against the Trump administration and the defense of the most basic democratic rights is a fight against capitalism and American imperialism, which must be conducted completely independent of and in opposition to the Democratic Party. The United States is at the epicenter of a global crisis. Everywhere, democratic forms of rule are breaking down. In Germany, 75 years after the fall of the Third Reich, fascism is again a dangerous political force. In France, the government of Emanuel Macron has instituted rule by decree against growing social unrest. Britain is ruled by the fascistic Boris Johnson. In Brazil and India, far-right and extreme nationalist governments are in power. Democratic rights are not compatible with a social system based on extreme inequality and endless war. The lesson of 1930s is that the fight against fascism and authoritarianism can be based only on an anti-capitalist and explicitly socialist program. The methods required in this fight are the methods of the class struggle, and its objective is the establishment of a workers’ government to radically redistribute the wealth, place the giant corporations and banks under the democratic control of working people, and implement a planned economy based on social need, not private profit. More than two years ago, in its statement, “Palace Coup or Class Struggle: The political crisis in Washington and the strategy of the working class,” the WSWS wrote: Mass struggles are on the agenda in the United States. Protest rallies, demonstrations and strikes will tend to acquire a general nation-wide character. The political conclusion that flows from this analysis is that the fight of the working class against Trump and all that he represents will raise ever more urgently the necessity of a political mass movement, independent of and opposed to both the Republicans and the Democrats, against the capitalist system and its state. Mass struggles are no longer “on the agenda.” They have already begun and are intensifying. The past two years have seen many expressions of popular anger and working class opposition, in the United States and internationally. In the US, the wave of teachers’ strikes over the past two years has been followed this year by the month-long strike by 48,000 GM workers, the longest strike of autoworkers in decades. As the trade unions have sought to shut down the GM strike, new strikes have been launched by 3,500 Mack Truck workers in Pennsylvania, Maryland and Florida, and 2,000 miners in Arizona and Texas. More than 20,000 teachers in Chicago could go on strike this week. Herein lies the social power that can bring down Trump and expose his reactionary demagogy for what it is. Mass demonstrations and protests must be organized by workers and student youth against the Trump administration. The logic of this movement is toward a political general strike, which will raise the question of political power. The organization of such a movement requires the formation of an interconnected network of popular workplace and neighborhood committees to unite all sections of the working class, in opposition to the efforts of the trade unions to isolate and suppress workers’ struggles. The fight against the Trump administration must be connected to the fight against social inequality, the destruction of social programs and infrastructure, the attack on jobs and wages, the terrible conditions facing an entire generation of young people, the vicious persecution of immigrant workers, the degradation of the environment, and the consequences of unending and expanding war, which threatens all of humanity. The opposition of workers and youth in the United States must be connected to the eruption of social struggles among workers throughout the world, who share the same interests and confront the same problems. This objective movement must be guided by a conscious socialist program and perspective. The Socialist Equality Party and its youth organization, the International Youth and Students for Social Equality, are spearheading this fight. We call on all those who agree with this perspective to make the decision to join and build the SEP and its sister parties in the International Committee of the Fourth International throughout the world. the Political Committee of the Socialist Equality Party
Court ruling declares House impeachment inquiry to be legal
Michael_Novakhov shared this story from World Socialist Web Site (en).   By Patrick Martin 28 October 2019 On Friday, the senior federal district judge in Washington D.C. upheld the legality of the House impeachment inquiry into President Trump and ordered the Department of Justice (DOJ) to turn over grand jury material that was redacted from the report by Special Counsel Robert Mueller. The ruling by Judge Beryl A. Howell, an Obama appointee and the former counsel for the Democrats on the Senate Judiciary Committee, will very likely be appealed to the Circuit Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia and then to the Supreme Court. But it lays down, in occasionally sharp language, a rebuttal of the arguments made by the White House and congressional Republicans against the constitutionality of the impeachment inquiry. Howell’s 75-page opinion refutes White House claims that the president is effectively above the law: that he cannot be subject to investigation or prosecution in state or federal courts (citing impeachment as the only legal avenue for addressing presidential misconduct), while at the same time refusing to cooperate with an impeachment investigation by the House of Representatives. Howell wrote that the DOJ position “leaves the House as the only federal body that can act on allegations of presidential misconduct. Yet, under DOJ’s reading of Rule 6(e), the Executive Branch would be empowered to wall off any evidence of presidential misconduct from the House by placing that evidence before a grand jury.” She cited in particular the letter sent October 8 by White House Counsel Pat A. Cipollone to House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and other top Democrats declaring that executive branch officials would not provide testimony or documents to the impeachment inquiry because it was “illegitimate.” The judge characterized this position as “stonewalling.” “The White House’s stated policy of noncooperation with the impeachment inquiry weighs heavily in favor of disclosure,” Judge Howell wrote. “Congress’s need to access grand jury material relevant to potential impeachable conduct by a president is heightened when the executive branch willfully obstructs channels for accessing other relevant evidence.” Trump is unquestionably guilty of illegal and unconstitutional actions that justify his removal from office. These include the setting up of a network of concentration camps for immigrants, the deployment, in violation of the posse comitatus statute, of active duty troops to help police the border with Mexico, the enactment of a declaration of emergency to defy congressional control over spending and use Pentagon funds to build the border wall, and repeated defiance of judicial and congressional oversight powers on the presidency. However, the Democrats are excluding these very real attacks on democratic rights from their impeachment inquiry. Instead, they are limiting it to allegations that Trump threatened U.S. national security, i.e., the international interests of American imperialism, in his July 25 telephone call to the president of Ukraine. In that call, Trump pressured Kiev to announce a corruption investigation involving his potential Democratic opponent in the 2020 election, former Vice President Joe Biden, while withholding $391 million in military aid to the country. The Democrats are presenting this as yet another supposed capitulation to Russia, which is backing pro-Russian separatist forces in eastern Ukraine. They are carrying out their impeachment inquiry on the same right-wing basis on which they have opposed Trump from the outset, speaking for factions of the intelligence establishment and the military that demand a more aggressive military posture in Syria and the rest of the Middle East and a more belligerent confrontation with Moscow. At the same time, they have up to now insisted that all impeachment hearings be held behind closed doors, highlighting the palace coup character of their opposition to Trump. The White House and congressional Republicans have seized on the secretive character of the proceedings to denounce the impeachment inquiry as illegitimate. Friday’s ruling arises from the efforts by the House Judiciary Committee (HJC) to obtain grand jury material that was either redacted from the 448-page Mueller report or served as the basis for the report but was not included in its text and footnotes. This material could run to tens or hundreds of thousands of pages of sworn testimony by current and former Trump administration officials. The committee sued after Attorney General William Barr refused to turn over the material, citing Rule 6(e) of federal court procedure, which makes grand jury material secret as a matter of standard practice. The committee’s lawyers argued that there was a longstanding exception to Rule 6(e) for congressional investigations leading to the impeachment of a president, because these would culminate in a Senate trial which was indisputably a “judicial proceeding.” This exception was codified in the famous 1974 decision in Haldeman v. Sirica, in which the Circuit Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia rebuffed efforts by President Nixon’s chief of staff, H.R. Haldeman, to block the handover of grand jury materials by Judge John J. Sirica to the House Judiciary Committee, which was considering articles of impeachment against Nixon. In her ruling, Judge Howell said that the decision in the Haldeman case, and in a recent decision by the same court in McKeever v. Barr, upheld the principle that grand jury material had to be made available to a congressional impeachment inquiry. She wrote: “Together, Haldeman and McKeever hold that an impeachment trial is a ‘judicial proceeding’ under Rule 6(e), and these decisions bind this Court… “These decisions alone require ruling in HJC’s favor on the threshold requirement that an impeachment trial is a ‘judicial proceeding’ within the meaning of Rule 6(e). Indeed, in addition to Chief Judge Sirica and the Haldeman Court, every other court to have considered releasing grand jury material to Congress in connection with an impeachment investigation has authorized such disclosure.” Howell suggested, in a particularly stinging footnote, that the Justice Department argument that its views on grand jury material had “evolved” was in bad faith because “in McKeever itself DOJ successfully argued—just last year—that the DC Circuit has treated Haldeman as standing only for the proposition that an impeachment proceeding may qualify as a ‘judicial proceeding’ for purposes of Rule 6(e).” She concluded, “The DOJ position has had a speedy evolution indeed.” Judge Howell also rejected the argument made in a brief supporting the Trump administration position, filed by Representative Doug Collins, the ranking Republican on the House Judiciary Committee, that the impeachment inquiry was illegitimate because it had not been formally authorized by a vote of the House of Representatives. “Even in cases of presidential impeachment, a House resolution has never, in fact, been required to begin an impeachment inquiry,” Howell wrote. “No governing law requires this test—not the Constitution, not House Rules, and not Rule 6(e), and so imposing this test would be an impermissible intrusion on the House’s constitutional authority.” She noted that in 1998, during the impeachment inquiry begun by the Republican-controlled House of Representatives against Democratic President Bill Clinton, the House Judiciary Committee obtained grand jury material in July 1998, while the full House did not vote for an impeachment proceeding until three months later. So no such resolution was required, nor could the courts make such a determination, which was reserved to Congress by the text of the Constitution. House Democrats immediately hailed the ruling, while the Justice Department said only that it would review the decision before any further action. The Trump administration has until October 30 to either hand over the grand jury material or file an appeal. The ruling gives a green light to expand the House impeachment inquiry to include charges against Trump stemming from the Mueller investigation, either in relation to alleged collusion with Russia or obstruction of justice directed against the preliminary FBI investigation or the Mueller probe itself. The author also recommends: No to American fascism! Build a mass movement to force Trump out![14 October 2019]
The scariest hacks and vulnerabilities of 2019
Michael_Novakhov shared this story from Latest topics for ZDNet in Security. Yes, this is one of those end-of-year summaries. And it's a long one, since 2019 has been a disaster in terms of cyber-security news, with one or more major stories breaking on a weekly basis. Below is a summary for the past 10 months of security disasters, organized by month. January Severe vulnerability in Apple FaceTime - A bug in Apple's FaceTime app let attackers call and self-answer a FaceTime call without any user interaction from the callee, opening the door for secret surveillance. North Korean hackers infiltrate Chile's ATM network after Skype job interview - the article's title is self-explanatory, and the story is worth your time to read. Hackers breach and steal data from South Korea's Defense Ministry - Seoul government said hackers breached 30 computers and stole data from 10. The hacked computers stored data on weapons and munitions acquisition. Someone hacked the PHP PEAR website - We still don't know what happened there, but some hacker breached the PHP PEAR repo and backdoored a version of the PHP PEAR package manager. Security flaws found in 26 low-end cryptocurrencies - This report shows just how dangerous some low-end, no-name cryptocurrencies are, and how hackers could steal funds en-masse at any time. Oklahoma gov data leak exposes FBI investigation records - An Oklahoma Department of Securities server allowed anyone to download government files, such as internal files, and even FBI investigations. Iranian hackers suspected in worldwide DNS hijacking campaign - FireEye, and later Cisco Talos, disclosed a global campaign carried out by Iranian hackers who redirected traffic from companies all over their globe through their Iranian servers, recording company credentials for future attacks.To do this, they hacked DNS management accounts at domain name registrars, in order to execute DNS hijacking attacks. These same hackers also breached Greece's top-level domain registrar. SCP implementations impacted by 36-years-old security flaws - All SCP (Secure Copy Protocol) implementations from the last 36 years, since 1983, were found to be vulnerable to four security bugs that allowed a malicious SCP server to make unauthorized changes to a client's (user's) system and hide malicious operations in the terminal. Yearly LTE security flaws - Two sets of new LTE security flaws were discovered this year. One that impacted 3G, 4G, and 5G, and a second set of 36 vulnerabilities found found after a fuzzing project carried out by South Korean security researchers. Websites can steal browser data via extensions APIs - Researcher finds nearly 200 Chrome, Firefox, and Opera extensions vulnerable to attacks from malicious sites. WiFi firmware bug affects laptops, smartphones, routers, gaming devices - Major security flaw found in Marvell Avastar chipset. List of impacted devices includes PS4, Xbox One, Samsung Chromebooks, and Microsoft Surface devices. Malware found preinstalled on Android devices - Happened twice in 2019. First, in January, when researchers found malware inside an Alcatel app preinstalled on Alcatel smartphones. Second, in June, when Germany's cyber-security agencies found a backdoor in four Chinese smartphone models. February Leaky DB exposes China's Muslim-tracking practices - Security researcher Victor Gevers found a leaky DB from a Chinese company that exposed its Muslim-tracking facial recognition software, inadvertently revealing China's Uyghur-tracking practices. Major WinRAR bugs exposed - Check Point researchers found a WinrAR bug that impacted all the WinRAR versions releassed since 2000. Over 500 million WinRAR users were at risk. The bugs eventually become widely used by cyber-criminals and nation-state hackers at the same time. New WinPot malware can make ATMs spit out cash - WinPot has been on sale on underground forums since March 2018. Tor traffic from individual Android apps detected with 97% accuracy - New machine learning algorithm can detect when Tor users are using a specific app, such as YouTube, Instagram, Spotify, others, via Tor. Hackers wipe US servers of email provider VFEmail - Hackers did not ask for a ransom. VFEmail described the incident as "attack and destroy." Thunderclap vulnerability - The security flaw impacts how Windows, Mac, Linux handle Thunderbolt peripherals. They allow the creation of highly dangerous malicious peripherals that can steal data from OS memory. PDF protocol attacks - A team of German academics found a way to fake signatures in PDF documents, and later this year, a way to break PDF encryption. Hiding malware using the CPU - Academics have found ways to hide malware on a computer using speculative execution and Intel's SGX enclave system. March Hackers take tornado sirens offline before major storm - Yeah. That was just evil. The ASUS supply-chain hack - Hackers hijacked the ASUS Live Update utility to deploy malware on users' systems. The hack took place in 2018, but was disclosed in March. Over one million PCs were believed to have been impacted. Ring of GitHub accounts promoting 300+ backdoored apps - GitHub ring consisting of 89 accounts promoted 73 repos containing over 300 backdoored Windows, Mac, and Linux apps. Bithumb cryptocurrency exchange hacked a third time in two years - Hackers believed to have made off with nearly $20 million in EOS and Ripple cryptocurrencies. At this point, Bithumb appears that they're not even trying anymore. Chrome zero-day under active attacks - CVE-2019-5786, a bug in Chrome's FileReader API, was exploited in the wild to read content from a user's computer. Google said the bug was used together with a Windows 7 zero-day by a nation-state attacker. New Intel CPU bug - Researchers find new Intel VISA (Visualization of Internal Signals Architecture) debugging technology. Hacks at French gas stations - Criminal group steals 120,000 litres of fuel from Total gas stations around Paris after gas stations forgot to change gas station pump PINs. Citrix data breach - Citrix learned of the hack from the FBI. Hackers stole business documents. A lot of Citrix customers' are government agencies and Fortune 500 companies. Smartphone unlocking issues - We've had a few this year, but the first case was reported in March when a user found that Samsung Galaxy S10 facial recognition can be fooled by a video of the phone owner. A month later, a user found that he could unlock a Nokia 9 smartphone's fingerprint scanner with a pack of gum. Then in October, users found that you could unlock a Pixel 4's facial unlock technology while you had your eyes closed, and a couple found that they could unlock Samsung S10 devices using fingerprint protection with any user's finger if the device was protected by a silicon case. In fact, the issue with bypassing facial recognition is quite widespread. A study by a Dutch non-profit last year found that attackers could bypass face unlock-type features on 42 out of the 110 smartphones they tested. April United Airlines covers up seat cameras - The airline insists that the cameras have not been in active use; however, customers were still very disturbed and annoyed by the cameras' presence in the first place. Researcher prints 'PWNED!' on hundreds of GPS watches' maps due to unfixed API - Over 20 GPS watch models allowed threat actors to track device owners, tinker with watch functions. Tens of thousands of cars were left exposed to thieves due to a hardcoded password - Security updates that remove the hardcoded credentials have been made available for both the MyCar Android and iOS apps since mid-February. The Weather Channel goes off the air for 90 minutes after ransomware infection - A similar attack on French TV station M6, in October, was unsuccesful. Facebook admits to storing plaintext passwords for millions of Instagram users - Incident comes after a month earlier, Facebook admitted to storing plaintext passwords for Facebook accounts too. Source code of Iranian cyber-espionage tools leaked on Telegram - Tools were made available for every-day malware developers, opening more users to attacks. A second and third leak of Iranian hacking tools occurred in May and June. Indian govt agency left details of millions of pregnant women exposed online - More than 12.5 million medical records for pregnant women were left exposed. Records removed from leaky server after more than three weeks. Over 13K iSCSI storage clusters left exposed online without a password - New attack vector opens backdoor inside enterprise disk storage arrays and people's NAS devices. Gnosticplayers' hacks - A hacker known as Gnosticplayers has dumped over one billion user records online in the span of a few months. Hacker group has been hijacking DNS traffic on D-Link routers for three months - Other router models have also been targeted, such as ARG, DSLink, Secutech, and TOTOLINK. The attacks are especially active cross Brazil. May A hacker wiped Git repositories and asked for a ransom - Thousands of repos were impacted, but almost all projects were recovered. New MDS attacks on modern CPUs - Researchers, academics detail new Microarchitectural Data Sampling (MDS) attacks, such as Zombieload, Fallout, and RIDL. Thrangrycat vulnerability - Thrangrycat flaw lets attackers plant persistent backdoors on Cisco gear. Most Cisco gear is believed to be impacted. No attacks detected in the wild. BlueKeep vulnerability - In mid-May, Microsoft warned about a new "wormable" RDP vulnerability that later became known as BlueKeep. Two new wormable BlueKeep-like vulnerabilities (DejaBlue) were later disclosed in August. After months of eagerly waiting attacks, a proof-of-concept exploit was publicly published in September. Unsecured server exposes data for 85% of all Panama citizens - The server contained patient data, but no medical records were exposed -- only personally identifiable information (PII). Software update crashes police ankle monitors in the Netherlands - Borked update prevents ankle monitors from sending data back to police control rooms. Some suspects needed to be collected and sent back to jail as a result. In a first, Israel responds to Hamas hackers with an air strike - Israel military said it bombed building housing Hamas cyber forces. Google replaces faulty Titan security keys - Vulnerability in Bluetooth pairing protocol forces Google to replace Titan keys sold in the US. Microsoft was later forced to issue a special fix to address the issue. Canva hack - One of Gnosticplayers' victims. Company was hacked for 139 million user records. StackOverflow hack - Stack Overflow said hackers breached production systems, and the hackers went undetected for more than a week. Flipboard hack - Extent of the hack is unknown, but Flipboard said hackers had access to its systems for almost nine months. London Underground to begin tracking passengers through Wi-Fi hotspots - Transport for London (TfL) said it was planning to roll out a system to track commuters making use of public Wi-Fi hotspots across the London Underground in coming months. Major Safe Browsing bug - Mobile Chrome, Safari, and Firefox failed to show phishing warnings for more than a year. June Hackers breached 10 telecom providers - Researchers at Cybereason said a nation-state-backed intelligence operation has compromised at least 10 global telco companies - to such an extent the attackers run a "de facto shadow IT department". New Silex malware bricked thousands of IoT devices - Attack lasted for days, but the hacker eventually stopped and retired the Silex malware code. NASA hacked because of unauthorized Raspberry Pi connected to its network - NASA described the hackers as an "advanced persistent threat," a term generally used for nation-state hacking groups, but didn't provide other details. Popular Facebook grief support page hacked -  Facebok ignored the hack for weeks. Google Nest cams could have allowed former owners to spy on the new owners - Google eventually pushed out an update. Two Firefox zero-days - Mozilla fixed two Firefox zero-days [1, 2] that were used to attack Coinbase employees. AMCA data breach - Healthcare billing vendor got hacked last year and hackers put patient data for sale online. The breach impacted multiple healthcare providers, and eventually went over the 20 million mark. CBP says hackers stole license plate and travelers' photos - CBP said subcontractor stored photos on its internal servers without authorization, and then got hacked. Major HSM vulnerabilities impact banks, cloud providers, governments - Two security researchers revealed vulnerabilities that can be exploited remotely to retrieve sensitive data stored inside special computer components known as HSMs (Hardware Security Modules). Wave of SIM swapping attacks hit US cryptocurrency users - For a week in June, tens of US-based cryptocurrency users saw themselves victims of SIM swapping attacks. July Kazakhstan government intercepted all local HTTPS traffic - HTTPS interception efforts targeted Facebook, Google, Twitter, and others sites. Apple, Google, and Mozilla eventually intervened and banned the certificate used for HTTPS MitM attacks. Hacker steals data of millions of Bulgarians - A hacker stole the personal details of millions of Bulgarians and emailed download links to the stolen data to local news publications. The date, stolen from the country's National Revenue Agency, eventually leaked online. Hackers breach FSB contractor - Hackers have breached SyTech, a contractor for FSB, Russia's national intelligence service, from where they stole information about internal projects the company was working on behalf of the agency -- including one for deanonymizing Tor traffic. iMessages could have bricked your iPhone - Bug patched before being exploited in the wild. Urgent/11 security flaws- Major bugs in TCP library impacted routers, printers, SCADA, medical devices, and many IoT devices. Apple's AWDL protocol plagued by security flaws - Apple patched a bug in May, but academics say the rest of the flaws require a redesign of some Apple services. Bugs would enable tracking and MitM attacks. DHS warns about CAN bus vulnerabilities in small aircraft - DHS cyber-security agency CISA recommends that aircraft owners restrict access to planes "to the best of their abilities" to protect against vulnerabilities that could be used to sabotage airplanes. Vulnerabilities found in GE anesthesia machines - GE recommended that device owners not connect vulnerable anesthesia machines to a hospital's main networks. The company also denied the bugs could lead to patient harm, but later recanted and admitted that the issues could be dangerous to human life. Los Angeles police caught up in data breach - Personal record of 2,500+ of LA cops stolen in the hack. The hacker emailed the department directly and included a sample of the allegedly stolen information to back up their claims. Louisiana governor declares state emergency after local ransomware outbreak - Yep. Ransomware got so bad. It then hit Texas, dentist offices, and managed services providers. Bluetooth exploit can track and identify iOS, Microsoft mobile device users - The vulnerability can be used to spy on users despite native OS protections that are in place and impacts Bluetooth devices on Windows 10, iOS, and macOS machines. This includes iPhones, iPads, Apple Watch models, MacBooks, and Microsoft tablets & laptops. 7-Eleven Japanese customers lose $500,000 due to mobile app flaw - 7-Eleven eventually shut down the app. August SWAPGSAttack CPU flaw - Researchers detail hardware vulnerability that bypasses mitigations against Spectre and Meltdown CPU vulnerabilities on Windows systems - and impacts all systems using Intel processors manufactured since 2012. New Dragonblood vulnerabilities - Earlier this year in April, two security researchers disclosed details about five vulnerabilities (collectively known as Dragonblood) in the WiFi Alliance's recently launched WPA3 WiFi security and authentication standard. 14 iOS zero-days - Google finds exploits for 14 iOS vulnerabilities, grouped in five exploit chains, deployed in the wild since September 2016. Attacks aimed at Chinese Uyghur users. The VPN security flaws - Hackers mount attacks on Pulse Secure and Fortinet VPNs -- including nation-state actors. Windows CTF flaw - Vulnerability in Microsoft CTF protocol goes back to Windows XP. Bug allows hackers to hijack any Windows app, escape sandboxes, get admin rights. WS-Discovery protocol abused for DDoS attacks - Protocol adopted by DDoS-for-hire services, used in real-world attacks already. Capitol One hack - A hacker breached Capitol One, from where she stole the records of 100 million users. She also hacked 30 other companies. Hy-Vee card breach - Supermarket chain Hy-Vee admitted to a security breach on some of its point-of-sale (PoS) systems. The data was eventually put up for sale on hacking forums. Employees connect nuclear plant to the internet so they can mine cryptocurrency - Employees at a Ukrainian nuclear plant take unncessary security risks just to mine Bitcoin. They were eventually arrested. Moscow's blockchain voting system cracked a month before election - French researcher nets $15,000 prize for finding bugs in Moscow's Ethereum-based voting system. US military purchased $32.8m worth of electronics with known security risks - List of vulnerable products purchased by the DoD includes Lexmark printers, GoPro cameras, and Lenovo computers. AT&T employees took bribes to plant malware on the company's network - DOJ charges Pakistani man with bribing AT&T employees more than $1 million to install malware on the company's network, unlock more than 2 million devices. Windows malware strain records users on adult sites - New Varenyky trojan records videos of users navigating adult sites. Currently targeting only French users. TrickBot trojan gets capability to aid SIM swapping attacks - TrickBot trojan seen collecting credentials and PIN codes for Sprint, T-Mobile, and Verizon Wireless accounts. Warshipping technique - Hackers could use packet delivery services to ship hacking devices right to your company's doorstep. Instagram boots ad partner Hyp3r - Instagram catches ad partner collecting data on its users. September Simjacker attack - Security researchers detailed an SMS-based attack that can allow malicious actors to track users' devices by abusing little-known apps that are running on SIM cards. SIM cards in 29 countries were found to be impacted. A second attack named WIBAttack was also discovered. Smart TV spying - Two academic papers found that smart TVs were collecting data on users' TV-viewing habits. Checkm8 iOS jailbreak - New Checkm8 jailbreak released for all iOS devices running A5 to A11 chips, on iPhones 4S up to iPhone 8 and X. The first jailbreak exploit to work on the hardware level in the past nine years. Database leaks data on most of Ecuador's citizens - Elasticsearch server leaks personal data on Ecuador's citizens, their family trees, and children, but also some users' financial records and car registration information. An arrest followed. Limin PDF breach - The details of over 24.3 million Lumin PDF users were shared on a hacking forum in mid-September. The company acknowledged the breach a day later. Heyyo dating app leak - They leaked almost everything except private messages. vBulletin zero-day and subsequent hacks - An anonymous security researcher released a zero-day in the vBulletin forum software. The vulnerability was immediately used to hack a bunch of forums. Massive wave of account hijacks hits YouTube creators - YouTube creators from the auto and car community were hit with spear-phishing attacks that could bypass 2FA, allowing hackers to take over Google and YouTube accounts. Lilocked (Lilu) ransomware - Thousands of Linux servers were infected with the new Lilocked (Lilu) ransomware. Over 47,000 Supermicro servers are exposing BMC ports on the internet - Researchers discovered a new remote attack vector on Supermicro servers that were found to be exposing their BMC port over the internet. Ransomware incident to cost company a whopping $95 million - A ransomware incident at Demant, a Danish company that makes hearing aids, has created losses of nearly $95 million, one of the most expensive incidents to date. Exim vulnerability (CVE-2019-15846) - Millions of Exim servers are vulnerable to a security bug that when exploited can grant attackers the ability to run malicious code with root privileges. October Avast hack - Czech antivirus maker discloses second attack aimed at compromising CCleaner releases, after the one suffered in 2017. Company said hacker compromised the company via a compromised VPN profile. Android zero-day exploited in the wild - Google Project Zero researchers find Android zero-day exploited in the wild, impacting Pixel, Samsung, Huawei, Xiaomi devices. Alexa and Google Home devices leveraged to phish and eavesdrop on users, again - Amazon, Google fail to address security loopholes in Alexa and Home devices more than a year after first reports. Czech authorities dismantle alleged Russian cyber-espionage network - Czech officials said Russian operatives used local companies to launch cyber-attacks against foreign targets. Officials said operates had support from the FSB and financial help from the local embassy. Johannesburg held for ransom by hacker gang - A group named "Shadow Kill Hackers" is asking local officials for 4 bitcoins or they'll release city data online. Second major attack against Johannesburg after they've been hit by ransomware in July, when some locals were left without electricity. CPDoS attack - CloudFront, Cloudflare, Fastly, Akamai, and others impacted by new CPDoS web cache poisoning attack. PHP7 RCE exploited in the wild - New PHP7 bug CVE-2019-11043 can allow even non-technical attackers to take over Nginx servers running the PHP-FPM module. macOS systems abused in DDoS attacks - Up to 40,000 macOS systems expose a particular port online that can be abused for pretty big DDoS attacks.
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Michael_Novakhov shared this story from The FBI News Review - fbinewsreview.blogspot.com - Blog by Michael Novakhov. My comment: The attempted crimes are still crimes, and they are prosecuted as crimes. The reasons why these crimes were not actually committed, might be many and various; they do not negate the criminal nature of these attempts.  Michael Novakhov 12:46 AM 10/28/2019 Quote: "An attempted quid pro quo isn’t the same thing as an actual one, which means “the Democratic case is perhaps not as strong as they would have you believe.” _________________________________________________________ OPINION EDITORIAL The gaping hole in Democrats’ impeachment case and other commentary October 27, 2019 | 7:31pm Enlarge Image AP Impeach watch: The Hole in the Dem Case The Washington Examiner’s Byron York writes: “There’s no question House Democrats are determined to impeach President Trump. Some have been trying since shortly after his inauguration.” Yet their Ukraine-based case for removing him suffers from the same problem as “their case against the president in the Russia matter” — to wit, “they are accusing Trump of attempted crimes that never actually came to fruition.” For ­example, “in the Russia affair, Democrats hoped to show that the Trump campaign” colluded with the Kremlin to steal the 2016 election — only have the claim debunked by special counsel Robert Mueller. Likewise, Dems are now touting a lawless “quid pro quo” with Kiev: military aid in exchange for Ukrainian dirt on Joe Biden. 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Michael_Novakhov shared this story from Post Editorial Board – New York Post. Skip to main content October 27, 2019 | 7:31pm Impeach watch: The Hole in the Dem Case The Washington Examiner’s Byron York writes: “There’s no question House Democrats are determined to impeach President Trump. Some have been trying since shortly after his inauguration.” Yet their Ukraine-based case for removing him suffers from the same problem as “their case against the president in the Russia matter” — to wit, “they are accusing Trump of attempted crimes that never actually came to fruition.” For ­example, “in the Russia affair, Democrats hoped to show that the Trump campaign” colluded with the Kremlin to steal the 2016 election — only have the claim debunked by special counsel Robert Mueller. Likewise, Dems are now touting a lawless “quid pro quo” with Kiev: military aid in exchange for Ukrainian dirt on Joe Biden. But even assuming Trump ­offered such an exchange, “it wasn’t done,” and “he dropped it.” An attempted quid pro quo isn’t the same thing as an actual one, which means “the Democratic case is perhaps not as strong as they would have you believe.” Defense desk: Missile Defense Now “Missile technology is advancing fast,” warns Christian Josi at The American Spectator, “but we can’t afford to simply wait for the next generation to deploy new and improved defenses.” To successfully protect “the United States from missile attack,” the nation needs a complicated, layered missile-defense system, and America has already made significant progress. Defense bureaucrats who are “taking steps that would slow down the development of the existing” system are thus making “a mistake.” The Pentagon, Josi argues, “needs to keep experimenting” to “help the program keep improving.” Or else the risk leaves the “country vulnerable at a time when countries such as Iran, North Korea, and even the recent wild card Turkey, are developing nuclear weapons that could threaten the homeland.” Culture beat: Kanye Comes to Jesus Kanye West has found God, opening up “about his porn addiction and why he banned his ‘Jesus Is King’ crew from engaging in premarital sex,” reports Andy Sahadeo at Fox News. The rapper came face-to-face with his porn habit a year after his mother’s death in 2017. As he told an interviewer, “some people drown themselves in drugs. And I drown myself in my addiction. . . . That’s what fed the ego, too. Money, clothes, cars, accolades, social media, paparazzi photos, going to Paris Fashion Week, all of that.” That is, until the “power of God” and “religion” helped him overcome the weight of sin. Conservative: How America Became the Knicks National Review’s Jim Geraghty thinks presidential candidate Andrew Yang “has a point” when he cites New York Knicks owner Jim Dolan’s “abysmal decisions” as a metaphor for the “arrogant, dismissive and incompetent brand of leadership flourishing in American life.” Many Americans would like to trust the “leaders and cultures” of America’s big institutions — the Catholic Church, the military, police and the like, “to say nothing of our faith in government at all levels.” Yet the “leaders of those institutions have betrayed that faith far too often in recent years and decades” — much like Dolan and his feckless team. No, the hyper-educated Yang is “probably not going to be the next president,” but his Knicks metaphor is both smart and something even “non-Ph.D.s can relate to.” Energy wonk: Who Hyped the Electric Car? The electric vehicle “is central to the notion that we’re on the cusp of a grand shift to a ‘new-energy economy,’ ” observes Mark Mills in City Journal. Each day brings new euphoric claims: that the cars are “easier to manufacture,” for instance, or that they “use less labor and will eventually cost less.” But not so fast. Yes, there are more of these cars on the road than ever before, but a lot of this growth is due to “mandates” to reduce fossil fuels and government subsidies to dealers to encourage sales of these “expensive” cars. Plus, electric cars aren’t even as green as the hype suggests. The 1,000-pound batteries require an “array of primary materials” like lithium, so producing them at “automotive scales would lead to an unprecedented global expansion in mining, with all the accompanying negative environmental effects.” Bottom line: “Rarely have so many claims about a product been so wrong.” — Compiled by The Post Editorial Board MORE STORIES Signed in as Michael_Novakhov Share this story on NewsBlur Shared stories are on their way...
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How killing a terrorist affects the impeachment inquiry into Trump
Michael_Novakhov shared this story . Far from shying away from criticism of Trump as he announced the death of Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi pointed out the President didn't officially brief Congress as is the custom, but did tell the Russians something was coming. This will do nothing to ease tensions. Donald Trump now vs. Barack Obama in 2011 We'll hear a lot in the coming days about whether Trump should have done more to keep Congress in the loop and what the law actually requires. Before the Osama bin Laden raid, key members of Congress  knew about surveillance of the al Qaeda leader  and knew something might be coming, but did not know specific details as the raid was happening. The difference now is that impeachment has poisoned any kind of relationship Trump has with Democrats, meaning two branches of government essentially aren't talking to each other. Some Republicans were informed It emerged that Republicans in the Senate knew the operation was coming, including Sens. Richard Burr of North Carolina and Lindsey Graham of South Carolina, a key Trump ally who gave a press conference at the White House Sunday. Trump has faced criticism in his own party for his strategy of pulling US forces from Syria and giving space to Russia and Turkey. The Baghdadi killing likely won't fundamentally change the US retreat from its Kurdish allies or the growth of Russian control in Syria. But it might, for now, quiet some of the Republican frustration with Trump. Graham, who had been extremely critical of Trump on Syria, was all in as a cheerleader during his press conference from the White House briefing room Sunday. Other Republicans, like Utah Sen. Mitt Romney, were praising Trump over the weekend. The Russians were also informed The President said the following: "We spoke to the Russians. We told them we were coming in. And they said thank you for telling us. They were very good." He said the US did not tell the Russians WHY the special operators were coming in. "We did tell them, we think you're going to be very happy because, you know, again, they hate ISIS as much as we do. You know what ISIS has done to Russia. So, no, we did not tell -- they did not know the mission, but they knew we were going over an area that they had a lot of fire power. " Democrats were not informed Trump on telling Congress: "We were going to notify them last night, but we decided not to do that because Washington leaks like I've never seen before. There's nothing -- there's no country in the world that leaks like we do. And Washington is a leaking machine. And I told my people, we will not notify them until the -- our great people are out. Not just in, but out. I don't want to have them greeted with fire power like you wouldn't believe. So we were able to get in. It was top secret." Former official challenges impeachment subpoena in court The White House has made clear that it won't be cooperating with the impeachment inquiry. That hasn't stopped current and former officials from complying with congressional subpoenas. That's about to change. Charles Kupperman , the former acting national security adviser scheduled to testify Monday, has been subpoenaed by House Democrats, who are threatening to find him in contempt of Congress. But he's been instructed not to testify by White House lawyers. Kupperman filed a lawsuit essentially asking courts for guidance. The arguments -- Is he "immune from congressional process" as White House lawyers contend or can he testify and avert a "contempt of congress" citation? Test case for John Bolton -- The implications are bigger than Kupperman. He shares a lawyer with John Bolton, the former national security adviser who compared Trump's shadow foreign policy operation to a "drug deal." Democrats shot back in a legal filing over the weekend that Kupperman was trying "to delay and obstruct the lawful constitutional functions of Congress and conceal evidence about his conduct from the impeachment inquiry." The upshot of this weekend's investigative moves Who's on deck? Impeachment investigators are  set in the coming  days to hear from several State Department officials and, later in the week, Alexander Vindman, the National Security Council's top expert on Ukraine, and Tim Morrison, the National Security Council's top adviser on Russian issues. John Kelly says he tried to prevent all of this Former White House chief of staff John Kelly told the Washington Examiner he gave Trump an important piece of advice before leaving his old post. "I said whatever you do, don't hire a 'yes man,' someone who won't tell you the truth -- don't do that," Kelly said. "Because if you do, I believe you will be impeached." Kelly's successor, acting chief of staff Mick Mulvaney is at the center of Trump's decision to freeze US funding to Ukraine in exchange for launching political investigations that could benefit Trump. How's it polling? CNN's Harry Enten writes:  The bottom line is that the electoral implications of impeachment are currently far less favorable to Democrats in the swing states that are likely to determine next year's presidential election than the national polls indicate. For Trump, this is good news. For the Democratic presidential candidates, it suggests more caution may be needed in articulating an impeachment position than the national polls indicate. More weekend headlines What are we doing here? The President has invited foreign powers to interfere in the US presidential election. Democrats want to impeach him for it. It is a crossroads for the American system of government as the President tries to change what's acceptable for US politicians. 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» Saved Stories - None: Palmer Report: Turns out Donald Trump directly sabotaged the U.S. military mission against Baghdadi
27/10/19 17:54 from Saved Stories from Michael_Novakhov (1 sites)
This morning Donald Trump held an obnoxious and borderline maniacal press conference in which he took credit for yesterday’s U.S. military operation which reportedly took out ISIS leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi in northern Syria. But it tur...

» Saved Stories - None: Cops Use Cheap, Unreliable Drug Test to Arrest People
27/10/19 17:23 from Saved Stories from Michael_Novakhov (1 sites)
Emma Ockerman , Vice Donut crumbs also once tested positive for meth. Saved Stories - None

» Saved Stories - None: C.I.A. Got Tip on al-Baghdadi From Wife, Courier
27/10/19 17:22 from Saved Stories from Michael_Novakhov (1 sites)
Eric Schmitt , Helene Cooper , NY Times President Trump's abrupt decision to pull forces from northern Syria disrupted planning for the raid and forced the Pentagon to press ahead with a risky night operation, military officials said. Sa...

» Saved Stories - None: Top Defense Republican: Trump's Vivid Statement On Baghdadi 'A Little Uncomfortable'
27/10/19 17:22 from Saved Stories from Michael_Novakhov (1 sites)
In the graphic account of the so-called Islamic State leader's death, the president described him as having been "whimpering and crying and screaming.” Saved Stories - None

» Saved Stories - None: FoxNewsChannel's YouTube Videos: California wildfires prompt statewide emergency declaration
27/10/19 17:21 from Saved Stories from Michael_Novakhov (1 sites)
From: FoxNewsChannel Duration: 05:39 Deputy Director of Communications for the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection Mark Mohler discusses plans to deal with the wildfires sweeping California. FOX News operates the FOX Ne...

» Saved Stories - None: PBSNewsHour's YouTube Videos: Jewish community still healing one year after mass shooting
27/10/19 17:20 from Saved Stories from Michael_Novakhov (1 sites)
From: PBSNewsHour Duration: 08:02 On Oct. 27, 2018, a lone gunman entered the Tree of Life synagogue in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania and opened fire, killing eleven people. Since then, hundreds more in the US have been killed in mass shootin...

» Saved Stories - None: "organized crime and intelligence" - Google News: Punching holes in Adam Schiff's leaky pot o' impeachment soup - Washington Times
27/10/19 17:20 from Saved Stories from Michael_Novakhov (1 sites)
Punching holes in Adam Schiff's leaky pot o' impeachment soup    Washington Times "organized crime and intelligence" - Google News Saved Stories - None

» Saved Stories - None: "russia helping trump" - Google News: Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi's death won't reverse the damage Trump has done to US political standing in the Middle East - The Independent
27/10/19 17:04 from Saved Stories from Michael_Novakhov (1 sites)
Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi's death won't reverse the damage Trump has done to US political standing in the Middle East    The Independent "russia helping trump" - Google News Saved Stories - None

» Saved Stories - None: "roger stone" - Google News: Steve Bannon: Pelosi is ‘Winning’ the Impeachment Battle - Rolling Stone
27/10/19 17:03 from Saved Stories from Michael_Novakhov (1 sites)
Steve Bannon: Pelosi is ‘Winning’ the Impeachment Battle    Rolling Stone "roger stone" - Google News Saved Stories - None

» Saved Stories - None: FoxNewsChannel's YouTube Videos: Doug Collins: Trump kept his eye on the ball despite impeachment inquiry
27/10/19 17:02 from Saved Stories from Michael_Novakhov (1 sites)
From: FoxNewsChannel Duration: 04:09 Georgia Republican Rep. Doug Collins weighs in on the death of ISIS leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi. FOX News operates the FOX News Channel (FNC), FOX Business Network (FBN), FOX News Radio, FOX News Head...

» Saved Stories - None: Schiff accuses Bill Barr of ‘weaponizing’ DOJ - POLITICO
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Schiff accuses Bill Barr of ‘weaponizing’ DOJ    POLITICO Saved Stories - None

» Saved Stories - None: Germany's far-right surges to second place in another state election
27/10/19 17:01 from Saved Stories from Michael_Novakhov (1 sites)
Angela Merkel's Christian Democratic Union (CDU) took third place with 22.1%. The election in Thuringia, a state regarded as the political heartland of ... Saved Stories - None

» Saved Stories - None: NPR News: 10-27-2019 4PM ET
27/10/19 16:46 from Saved Stories from Michael_Novakhov (1 sites)
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» Saved Stories - None: ISIS Leader Abu Bakr Al-Baghdadi Killed During U.S. Military Operation, Trump Says
27/10/19 16:45 from Saved Stories from Michael_Novakhov (1 sites)
"He died like a dog," President Trump said during a news conference announcing the extremist leader's death. CNN, Fox News and Defense One report that the cleric is believed by the U.S. to have died in the operation. Saved Stories - None

» Saved Stories - None: Michael Novakhov - SharedNewsLinks℠: Russia: Trump’s Baghdadi Victory Lap Is Nothing But ‘Propaganda’
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Michael_Novakhov shared this story from The Daily Beast Latest Articles. Russia: Trump’s Baghdadi Victory Lap Is Nothing But ‘Propaganda’ The Russian Defense Ministry also disputed claims that Russia provided access to ...

» Saved Stories - None: "Conspiracy Against US" - Google News: Mike Morell and Admiral James Winnefeld on "Face the Nation", October 27, 2019 - CBS News
27/10/19 16:42 from Saved Stories from Michael_Novakhov (1 sites)
Mike Morell and Admiral James Winnefeld on "Face the Nation", October 27, 2019    CBS News "Conspiracy Against US" - Google News Saved Stories - None

» Saved Stories - None: 1. Trump from Michael_Novakhov (197 sites): "Donald Trump" - Google News: Photo of Trump watching al-Baghdadi raid compared to Obama watching bin Laden operation - USA TODAY
27/10/19 16:41 from Saved Stories from Michael_Novakhov (1 sites)
Photo of Trump watching al-Baghdadi raid compared to Obama watching bin Laden operation    USA TODAY "Donald Trump" - Google News 1. Trump from Michael_Novakhov (197 sites) Saved Stories - None

» Saved Stories - None: 1. Trump from Michael_Novakhov (197 sites): Donald Trump | The Guardian: Islamic State leader killed in US raid – video report
27/10/19 16:41 from Saved Stories from Michael_Novakhov (1 sites)
Donald Trump confirmed on Sunday that Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi was killed in a US special forces raid in the north-west of Syria. According to the president, the Isis leader died 'running into a dead-end tunnel, whimpering and crying and scr...

» Saved Stories - None: Trump impeachment: Schiff expects battle over key witness John Bolton | US news
27/10/19 16:03 from Saved Stories from Michael_Novakhov (1 sites)
Michael_Novakhov shared this story from The Guardian. Democratic leaders of the impeachment inquiry against Donald Trump are gearing up for an epic tug-of-war with the White House over their desire to call to testify the former national ...

» Saved Stories - None: Here’s a step-by-step look at how a Trump impeachment trial might unfold - Global News
27/10/19 13:16 from Saved Stories from Michael_Novakhov (1 sites)
Here’s a step-by-step look at how a Trump impeachment trial might unfold    Global News Saved Stories - None

» Saved Stories - None: "Donald Trump" - Google News: ISIS leader dead: Trump says Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi killed in night time raid in Syria today - CBS News
27/10/19 11:11 from Saved Stories from Michael_Novakhov (1 sites)
ISIS leader dead: Trump says Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi killed in night time raid in Syria today    CBS News "Donald Trump" - Google News Saved Stories - None

» Saved Stories - None: Donald Trump lashes out - CNN
27/10/19 11:09 from Saved Stories from Michael_Novakhov (1 sites)
Donald Trump lashes out    CNN Saved Stories - None

» Saved Stories - None: ABC News's YouTube Videos: At least 2 dead, 14 injured in mass shooting at Texas university
27/10/19 11:09 from Saved Stories from Michael_Novakhov (1 sites)
From: ABC News Duration: 02:04 Gunfire erupted at a large unsanctioned Texas A&M University-Commerce homecoming event near Greenville. ABC News's YouTube Videos Saved Stories - None

» Saved Stories - None: Comey interview at Politicon - Google Search
27/10/19 11:09 from Saved Stories from Michael_Novakhov (1 sites)
Michael_Novakhov shared this story . Web results James Comey: House 'has no choice' but to move forward with ... https://abcnews.go.com › Politics › story 14 hours ago - All I know about the facts are coming from news accounts," Comey sa...

» Saved Stories - None: Comey says he'll move to New Zealand if Trump is re-elected. Americans have extradition questions.
27/10/19 11:08 from Saved Stories from Michael_Novakhov (1 sites)
Michael_Novakhov shared this story from Conservative News Today. Fired FBI director James Comey implied Saturday during an appearance at Politicon 2019 that if President Donald Trump is reelected he will move to New Zealand. While such a...

» Saved Stories - None: FoxNewsChannel's YouTube Videos: Live: President Trump to deliver 'major statement'
27/10/19 11:08 from Saved Stories from Michael_Novakhov (1 sites)
From: FoxNewsChannel Duration: 00:00 Expected live at 9:15 a.m. ET: President Trump is expected to confirm the death of ISIS leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi. FOX News operates the FOX News Channel (FNC), FOX Business Network (FBN), FOX News ...

» Saved Stories - None: ABC News's YouTube Videos: ISIS leader reportedly died in raid carried out by US forces in Syria
27/10/19 11:07 from Saved Stories from Michael_Novakhov (1 sites)
From: ABC News Duration: 03:58 Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi believed to be dead as Trump tweeted out "Something very big has happened." ABC News's YouTube Videos Saved Stories - None

» Saved Stories - None: ABC News's YouTube Videos: What could the death of ISIS leader mean for shifting power dynamic in the region?
27/10/19 11:07 from Saved Stories from Michael_Novakhov (1 sites)
From: ABC News Duration: 05:18 ABC’s Ian Pannell and Martha Raddatz on the latest development. ABC News's YouTube Videos Saved Stories - None

» Saved Stories - None: FoxNewsChannel's YouTube Videos: ISIS leader confirmed dead after raid in Syria
27/10/19 11:06 from Saved Stories from Michael_Novakhov (1 sites)
From: FoxNewsChannel Duration: 02:02 Only Russia was given previous notice of the U.S. military raid that led to ISIS leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi's death; Trey Yingst reports. FOX News operates the FOX News Channel (FNC), FOX Business Ne...

» Saved Stories - None: Operation "Kaiser Trump", from Abwehr Entertainments; as figured out By Michael Novakhov - Google Search
27/10/19 11:05 from Saved Stories from Michael_Novakhov (1 sites)
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» Saved Stories - None: Operation "Kaiser Trump", from Abwehr Entertainments; as figured out By Michael Novakhov - Google Search
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Michael_Novakhov shared this story . 730 × 520 Collections Get help Send feedback The Trump Investigations Blog by Michael Novakhov - Blogger.com [PDF] Kushner's family money came from Abwehr... The Operation ... Images may be subject to...

» Saved Stories - None: "Putin and American political process" - Google News: The west’s focus should shift to boosting civil society in Syria - Financial Times
27/10/19 11:04 from Saved Stories from Michael_Novakhov (1 sites)
The west’s focus should shift to boosting civil society in Syria    Financial Times "Putin and American political process" - Google News Saved Stories - None

» Saved Stories - None: Operation "Kaiser Trump", from Abwehr Entertainments; as figured out By Michael Novakhov - Google Search
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» Saved Stories - None: Operation "Kaiser Trump", from the New Abwehr Entertainments - By Michael Novakhov - Google Search
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» Saved Stories - None: A beloved N.J. fish is in big trouble. What’s next for striper fishing? - NJ.com
27/10/19 08:53 from Saved Stories from Michael_Novakhov (1 sites)
A beloved N.J. fish is in big trouble. What’s next for striper fishing?    NJ.com Saved Stories - None

» Saved Stories - None: Bessler letter: Trump should go
27/10/19 08:53 from Saved Stories from Michael_Novakhov (1 sites)
I could be wrong, but probably because such aid would hurt Russia , Mr. Trump's "real ally." Why would Mr. Trump consider Mr. Putin an ally? Perhaps ... Saved Stories - None

» Saved Stories - None: "Putin and American political process" - Google News: Tens of thousands evacuated in California as Kincade fire spreads - Yahoo News
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Tens of thousands evacuated in California as Kincade fire spreads    Yahoo News "Putin and American political process" - Google News Saved Stories - None

» Saved Stories - None: Trump Will not Be Impeached - Google Search
27/10/19 08:52 from Saved Stories from Michael_Novakhov (1 sites)
Michael_Novakhov shared this story . Web results 9 scenarios for how the Trump-Ukraine impeachment process ... https://www.vox.com › 2019/10 › trump-impeachment-scenarios-pence-pe... Cached Oct 7, 2019 - The House has not yet voted to im...

» Saved Stories - None: Trump Will Be Impeached - Google Search
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Michael_Novakhov shared this story . People also ask Feedback Web results Will Donald Trump be impeached by year-end 2019? - PredictIt https://www.predictit.org › markets › detail › Will-Donald-Trump-be-impe... Cached By 11:59:59 p.m. (E...

» Saved Stories - None: Trump Will Be Impeached - Google Search
27/10/19 08:51 from Saved Stories from Michael_Novakhov (1 sites)
Michael_Novakhov shared this story from "Trump Will Be Impeached" - Google News. Could Trump Serve a Second Term if Ousted? It's Up to the ... The New York Times - 18 hours ago WASHINGTON — With chances rapidly increasing that ...

» Saved Stories - None: "trump narcissist" - Google News: Reader Opinion: Governing with fear - Brainerd Dispatch
27/10/19 08:50 from Saved Stories from Michael_Novakhov (1 sites)
Reader Opinion: Governing with fear    Brainerd Dispatch "trump narcissist" - Google News Saved Stories - None

» Saved Stories - None: John Bolton — Democrats' Newest, And Unlikely, Ally Against Trump - NPR
27/10/19 08:50 from Saved Stories from Michael_Novakhov (1 sites)
John Bolton — Democrats' Newest, And Unlikely, Ally Against Trump    NPR Saved Stories - None

» Saved Stories - None: Column: Trump and Ukraine: Putin's got skin in this game, too - Los Angeles Times
27/10/19 08:50 from Saved Stories from Michael_Novakhov (1 sites)
Column: Trump and Ukraine: Putin's got skin in this game, too    Los Angeles Times Saved Stories - None

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