Mary Clare Jalonick
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Washington, DC, United States
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Recent articles by Mary Clare:
Supreme Court vacancy: What's to come
With President Trump poised to nominate a replacement, GOP efforts to fill Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s seat are likely to move swiftly. → Read More
What’s next with the Supreme Court vacancy?
WASHINGTON (AP) — The death of Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg is putting the Senate in uncharted political terrain. There’s no recent precedent for a confirmation vote so clo… → Read More
Lawmakers call upon tech firms like Facebook, Microsoft to step in on election security
Lawmakers are increasingly turning to a new ally in their efforts to track foreign election interference. → Read More
Lawmakers call upon tech firms like Facebook, Microsoft to step in on election security
Lawmakers are increasingly turning to a new ally in their efforts to track foreign election interference. → Read More
Lawmakers call upon tech firms like Facebook, Microsoft to step in on election security
Lawmakers are increasingly turning to a new ally in their efforts to track foreign election interference. → Read More
Lawmakers call upon tech firms like Facebook, Microsoft to step in on election security
Lawmakers are increasingly turning to a new ally in their efforts to track foreign election interference. → Read More
Lawmakers call upon tech firms like Facebook, Microsoft to step in on election security
Lawmakers are increasingly turning to a new ally in their efforts to track foreign election interference. → Read More
As Trump holds back, tech firms step in on election security
WASHINGTON (AP) - Adam Schiff was in the audience at the 2018 Aspen Security Forum when a Microsoft executive mentioned an attempted hacking of three politicians up for reelection. It was the first that Schiff, then the top Democrat on the House Intelligence Committee, had ever heard of it. Schiff said he thought it was "odd" that Congress hadn't been briefed. He got in touch with high-ranking… → Read More
As Trump holds back, tech firms step in on election security
Lawmakers are increasingly turning to a new ally in their efforts to track foreign election interference → Read More
As Trump holds back, tech firms step in on election security
Adam Schiff was in the audience at the 2018 Aspen Security Forum when a Microsoft executive mentioned an attempted hacking of three politicians up for reelection. It was the first that Schiff, then the top Democrat on the House Intelligence Committee, had ever heard of it. Schiff said he thought it → Read More
Dems drop Pompeo contempt threat after records turned over
WASHINGTON (AP) — The House Foreign Affairs Committee has dropped a threat of contempt against Secretary of State Mike Pompeo after the State Department turned over 16,000 pages of records related to a Senate investigation of Democrat Joe Biden's son. House Foreign Affairs Committee Chairman Eliot Engel, D-N. Y. , had subpoenaed Pompeo and threatened to hold him in contempt of Congress after… → Read More
Comey to testify before Senate panel weeks before election
Former FBI Director James Comey will testify before the Senate Judiciary Committee on Sept. 30, appearing just a month before the presidential election as... → Read More
In reversal, intelligence panels to get election briefings
WASHINGTON (AP) — The Trump administration has agreed to provide in-person briefings on threats to the November election to key members of Congress, backing down from a decision last month to provide that information only in writing. Director of National Intelligence John Ratcliffe has agreed to provide briefings to the Senate and House intelligence committees, according to the heads of those… → Read More
Romney says Biden probe 'not legitimate role of government'
Utah Sen. Mitt Romney is sharply criticizing a Republican investigation into Democrat Joe Biden’s son, saying it's “not the legitimate role of government” to try and damage political opponents. Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Chairman Ron Johnson, R-Wis., has said the panel will → Read More
Romney says Biden probe 'not legitimate role of government'
WASHINGTON (AP) — Utah Sen. Mitt Romney is sharply criticizing a Republican investigation into Democrat Joe Biden’s son, saying it's “not the legitimate role of government” to try and damage political opponents. Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Chairman Ron Johnson, R-Wis. , has said the panel will issue a report on Hunter Biden’s activities in Ukraine before the November… → Read More
Democrats to probe whether officials meddled with CDC data
WASHINGTON (AP) — A House subcommittee examining President Donald Trump's response to the coronavirus pandemic is launching an investigation into reports that political appointees have meddled with routine government scientific data to better align with Trump's public statements. → Read More
House lawmakers ask for probe into Russian poisoning case
WASHINGTON — The top Democrat and the top Republican on the House Foreign Affairs Committee are together calling on President Donald Trump to investigate whether chemical weapons were used by Russia in the poisoning of Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny. → Read More
Racial tensions roiling US pose target for election meddling
WASHINGTON (AP) - The tensions coursing through the United States over racism and policing are likely targets for adversaries seeking to influence the November election, lawmakers and experts warn - and there are signs that Russia is again seeking to exploit the divide. Earlier this year, Facebook, Instagram and Twitter pulled down dozens of accounts with names like "Blacks Facts Untold" that… → Read More
Racial tensions roiling US pose target for election meddling
WASHINGTON (AP) — The tensions coursing through the United States over racism and policing are likely targets for adversaries seeking to influence the November election, lawmakers and experts warn — and there are signs that Russia is again seeking to exploit the divide. Earlier this year, Facebook, Instagram and Twitter pulled down dozens of accounts […] → Read More
Racial tensions roiling US pose target for election meddling
WASHINGTON (AP) — The tensions coursing through the United States over racism and policing are likely targets for adversaries seeking to influence the November election, lawmakers and experts warn — and there are signs that Russia is again seeking to exploit the divide. Earlier this year, Facebook, Instagram and Twitter pulled down dozens of accounts with names like “Blacks Facts Untold” that… → Read More