Germany said it believed U.S. intelligence may be spying on
the chancellor's cellphone, an intrusion that it said would constitute a
"grave breach of trust" between the longtime allies.
The National Security Administration recorded information about
more than 124 billion phone calls during a 30-day period earlier this
year, including around 3 billion calls from U.S. sources, according to a
tally from top-secret documents released by multiple news outlets. The National Security Agency recorded information about more than 124
billion phone calls during a 30-day period earlier this year, including
around 3 billion calls from U.S. sources, according to a tally from
top-secret documents released by multiple news outlets.
It looks like Fox News's revised lineup is a hit with viewers.
On Tuesday, FNC almost doubled the combined total viewers of CNN and
MSNBC achieving its best ratings since recent changes that included the
addition of Megyn Kelly to primetime.
On the air, MSNBC is doing its best to level some criticism of the
disastrous rollout of ObamaCare but to principally deflect blame to, who
else, Republicans. But the Lean Forward network's website today
actually published an item headlined, "Left burned in Obamacare rollout."
"President Obama might have said on Monday that 'no one is more
frustrated' than he is about the messy launch of his health care
website, but he’s got serious competition for the title," noted writer
Benjy Sarlin, adding, ""The flubbed rollout was a punch in the gut for
the president’s allies in Democratic and progressive circles who fought
for the law for years in the face of unrelenting conservatives attacks."
What's more (emphasis mine):
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