Former Defense Secretary James Mattis reportedly once warned a top United States intelligence official that “collective action” might be required to stem President Donald Trump’s “dangerous” behavior in the White House, according to a new book by the Washington Post’s Bob Woodward.
“Our great Republican Congressman John Ratcliffe is being treated very unfairly by the LameStream Media,” Trump wrote on Twitter.
Barr’s review of the origins of the Russia investigation is focused on intelligence gathering before the FBI opened its probe in July 2016.
Monday on CNN’s “The Situation Room,” Rep. John Garamendi (D-CA) said President Donald Trump was “out of control,” in response to reports the president was considering firing Director of National Intelligence Dan Coats. Garamendi said, “This is Presidents Day. Let’s think about
WASHINGTON, DC — U.S. intelligence community (IC) leaders on Tuesday warned that the Islamic State (ISIS/ISIL) remains a menace to the United States, acknowledging that the terrorist group “still commands thousands of fighters” in Iraq and Syria and has expanded its jihadi “tentacles” beyond the Middle East and into various corners of the world “despite significant leadership and territorial losses.”
The strategic relationship between Russia and China, long marred by tensions and mutual suspicions, is “likely to strengthen” further in 2019 as both countries seek to upend the “liberal democratic model” across the globe and counter U.S. objectives, warned the U.S. intelligence community (IC) in its latest Worldwide Threat Assessment released on Tuesday.
WASHINGTON, DC — The U.S. intelligence community (IC) unveiled its annual Worldwide Threat Assessment before a Senate panel on Tuesday, highlighting global perils facing the American people that range from Islamic terrorism and drug overdoses to artificial intelligence (AI) and weapons of mass destruction (WMD).
Rosenstein is overseeing a revision of the DOJ’s guidelines regarding how investigators can obtain records from reporters, a report says.
Tuesday on MSNBC’s “Andrea Mitchell Reports,” former CIA Director John Brennan said government officials were obligated to “push back’ against President Donald Trump’s order to declassify documents and text messages related to the Russia investigation. Brennan said, “Well, it is
President Donald Trump on Wednesday signed an executive order that seeks to prevent and punish foreign interference in U.S. elections. The executive order, which would impose sanctions on individuals, entities, or countries, was announced by National Security Adviser John Bolton during a White House conference call.
“Stop,” she wrote in a statement, criticizing the media’s “wild obsession” with the identity of the anonymous op-ed author.
CNN’s Jim Sciutto erroneously reported DNI Coats was not consulted in the decision to revoke ex-CIA Chief Brennan’s security clearance.
Top officials from five American intelligence and defense agencies surprised White House reporters Thursday assuring Americans in an afternoon briefing that their agencies are working together and with state and local governments and private partners to minimize the threat of foreign election meddling.
DNI Chief Dan Coats on Saturday sought to clarify critical remarks he made this week about President Trump inviting Russia’s Vladimir Putin to visit the White House.
Ex-CIA Acting Director John McLaughlin on Thursday characterized Russia’s propaganda efforts on Facebook as a cyber 9/11 in an interview with NBC’s Brian Williams.
Dan Coats criticized the President’s statements and tactics, and reacted in surprise when informed by Mitchell that Trump was working to invite Putin to Washington in the fall.
While speaking at the Aspen Security Forum on Thursday, Director of National Intelligence Dan Coats stated he wished President Trump had “made a different statement” on Russian election interference in Helsinki, but that Trump’s statements have been clarified. Interviewer Andrea
“Certainly I can’t have any confidence in the past,” Trump said, citing the “all of the shenanigans that have gone on” in the intelligence community under former President Barack Obama.
Russian interference in the run-up to U.S. midterm elections has dramatically decreased since President Donald Trump took office, according to Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen.
The nation’s top intelligence official told members of Congress Wednesday that the intelligence community expects Russia to continue influence operations targeting the United States.
“I have publicly stated if that’s the case, the access has to be limited in terms of the kinds of information they can be in a position to receive or not receive,” Dan Coats said. “So I think that’s something that we have to do as part of our security clearance review.”
Director of National Intelligence Dan Coats warned the Senate Intelligence Committee on Tuesday about the risk posed by the national debt.
Director of National Intelligence Dan Coats, when recently asked about a Washington Post article, said he does not rely on news headlines and breaking news anymore due to doubts about their accuracy.
On Wednesday, the Senate Foreign Relations Committee held a hearing to discuss the Taylor Force Act, which, if passed, would cut financial aid from the United States to the Palestinian Authority (PA) unless the PA stops its “pay for slay” payments which reward terrorists.
Thursday on CNN’s “Outfront,” Rep. Trey Gowdy (R-SC), the chairman of the House Oversight Committee and a member of the House Intelligence Committee, expressed his displeasure over leaks from a closed hearing earlier in the day of testimony from Director
President-elect Donald Trump has selected former Indiana senator Dan Coats as his choice to serve as the Director of National Intelligence, according to reports.
Indiana Republican Rep. Todd Young has defeated former Sen. Evan Bayh in a Senate race that could be crucial to determining party control. The seat is now held by Republican Sen. Dan Coats, who is retiring.
Wednesday on MSNBC, host Craig Melvin questioned Sen. Dan Coats (R-IN) about the mentioning of presumptive Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton at the night before’s proceedings at the Republican National Convention in Cleveland. According to Melvin, her name was mentioned more
Thursday on WLS 890 AM on the “Big John Howell Show,” Sen. Dan Coats (R-IN) would not answer if he felt more comfortable with a potential President Donald Trump in charge of the nuclear codes and the nation’s security than
It was a bombshell development last month when FBI Director James Comey estimated his agency was running over 900 active investigations against suspected ISIS operatives in the United States. On Friday, Fox News reported that at least 48 of those suspects are so high-risk that the FBI has deployed its elite Mobile Surveillance Teams to keep track of them.
Rand Paul has planted his flag on some difficult ground, and quite frankly, successful presidential candidates don’t throw themselves into heavy intra-party fire and sustain major political wounds to prove ideological points. Perhaps he would do well to reconstruct his argument to emphasize the libertarian points where more of the Republican Party agrees with him, and more of the ever-shifting middle of the American electorate would be willing to listen.
Rep. Marlin Stutzman says he may pursue the Senate seat that will be vacated by the retirement of Dan Coates.
Sen. Dan Coats (R-IN) is the latest GOP senator to say he’ll vote against attorney general nominee Loretta Lynch, due to her belief that Obama’s executive amnesty is legal.
Tuesday’s mid-term election is about many issues: the president’s disastrous foreign policy; soaring health care costs under the Obamacare law; concerns about the government’s preparedness for the Ebola virus. Given these and other red flags for voters, in recent weeks
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – Senator Dan Coats had a quick explanation for how he ended up speaking at the wrong hearing – the Russians made him do it.
Wednesday, Sen. Dan Coats (R-IN) entered a congressional hearing and began questioning a witness. When a staffer handed the senator a note, Coats realized he was at the wrong hearing. Follow Pam on Twitter @pamkeyNEN
FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WANE) – A local veteran and his wife are in disbelief and want answers. Over the weekend, they got an official letter from the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs stating his benefits were coming to an end
Though the United States Green Building Council (USGBC) recently announced that they would postpone balloting on controversial amendments to its LEED building certification program until June 2013, they gave no hint of openness to working towards a consensus-based approach. But despite what
Watch the latest news video at video.foxnews.com Fox News: Indiana Sen. Evan Bayh will not seek re-election this November, an unexpected decision that hands Republicans an opportunity for a pick-up in a year when Democrats are already defending several open