The House passed a last-minute extension of FISA Section 702 by a 261–111 vote, clearing the two-thirds threshold needed. 26 Republicans and 85 Democrats voted no, while 58 members did not vote.
The Senate approved it earlier by unanimous consent, and President Trump has now signed the extension into law, keeping the surveillance authority in place through June 12.
The strong warning reitrates that China has an energy agreement with Iran and therefore its ships will not be intercepted. A spokesperson for the Chinese […]
Finland’s Defence Forces are investigating why two drones entered its airspace before crashing in the country’s southeast on Sunday morning. The Air Force conducted identification […]
The World Bank and other top development lenders launched a new global initiative dubbed Water Forward on Wednesday, aimed at improving secure water access for […]