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CIA Scanned the Agency Head's Phone After 'Signalgate' for Evidence of War Plan Chats. Here's What They Discovered
CIA Director John Ratcliffe's phone was searched after the 'Signalgate' group chat controversy for evidence of war plan ...
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Ratcliffe, the CIA director, defends group chat that inadvertently included a journalist
The former Texas congressman says his communication in the chat was lawful and did not include classified information.
Missing Signal messages from CIA director’s phone raise cover-up concerns
The CIA’s chief data officer testified in court last month that he was unable to locate any “substantive messages” from CIA ...
CIA director says China is #1 priority, poses biggest challenge from adversary in US history
CIA Director John Ratcliffe said "no adversary in the history of our Nation has presented a more formidable challenge" than ...
CIA Director Ratcliffe urged focus on China before Trump trade war took off: ‘Top of our list’
CIA Director John Ratcliffe emphasized the looming military, technological and economic threats from China in an internal ...
Signal War Plans Messages Disappear from CIA Director's Phone
Signal messages discussing sensitive U.S. military plans were not on CIA director John Ratcliffe's phone when the CIA reviewed them, the CIA's Chief Data Officer has said.In a court document submitted ...
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John Ratcliffe Confirmed to Head CIA Following Initial Blocks by Dems Citing 'Serious Concerns'
John Ratcliffe, President Donald Trump's nominee for Central Intelligence Agency Director, was confirmed to lead the CIA by the Senate on Jan. 23 thanks to an overwhelming bipartisan consensus ...
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Signalgate chats vanish from CIA chief phone
Extraordinary rendition of data, or just dropped it out of a helicopter? CIA Director John Ratcliffe's smartphone has almost ...
Ratcliffe: One Of The First Things When I Was Confirmed As CIA Director Was They Set Me Up With The "Signal" App
CIA Director John Ratcliffe defended his use of the encrypted communications app "Signal" to discuss planning for air strikes on Yemen that appear to have been accidentally shared with "The Atlantic" ...