Tom Fitton said Monday the Department of Justice and FBI misled a FISA court to get a surveillance warrant against Carter Page as a way to target then-candidate Donald Trump.

The Justice Department on Saturday released documents used by the government to justify the FISA surveillance warrant against Page, a former Trump campaign aide.

President Trump took to Twitter Monday morning to declare that the heavily-redacted materials — which were released after a Judicial Watch Freedom of Information Act lawsuit — show that the Steele Dossier was a major component of the 2016 surveillance warrant. [Read More]

Trump looking at revoking security clearances of Brennan, Clapper, Hayden, Rice, Comey, McCabe (NBC News)

President Donald Trump is examining whether to revoke the security clearances of former intelligence officials who have criticized him, his spokeswoman said Monday, raising the specter of a president using his office to lash out at his political critics.

White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders told reporters that Trump is considering yanking the security clearances of former CIA Director John Brennan, an NBC News contributor; former FBI Director James B. Comey; former CIA Director Michael V. Hayden; former National Security Adviser Susan E. Rice; former Director of National Intelligence James R. Clapper Jr.; and former FBI Deputy Director Andrew McCabe. [Read More]

Stormy Daniels and husband Glendon Crain file for divorce, lawyer Michael Avenatti says (Fox News)

Stormy Daniels and her husband Glendon Crain have filed for divorce, the porn star’s lawyer announced Monday — days after denying the couple had split when it emerged Daniels’ arrest report stated she was single.

Lawyer Michael Avenatti tweeted the divorce petition was filed last week. The news comes days after Fox News confirmed Daniels had canceled several strip club appearances. [Read More]

a sickening example of content discrimination, violation of First Amendment. I hope they do it so the victims can sue https://t.co/VMa24EhzDW

— Jennifer Rubin (@JRubinBlogger) July 23, 2018

Sen. Bernie Sanders and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez on their progressive push in deep-red states (CBS)

Sen. Bernie Sanders and Democratic candidate for Congress Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez spent time campaigning last week in a state many progressives wouldn’t consider a campaign priority: Kansas.

CBS News’ “Face the Nation” moderator Margaret Brennan sat down with Vermont’s Sanders, a well-known face in Democratic politics, and New York’s  Ocasio-Cortez, a rising star in the party after she defeated incumbent Rep. Joe Crowley, as they stumped in the Sunflower State.

Brennan asked why they would spend time campaigning for candidates in a red state like Kansas that voted overwhelmingly for President Trump.  [Read More]

Z-Burger Chain Under Fire for a Twitter Ad Depicting James Foley Execution and a Burger (Updated) (Washingtonian)

DC-based chain Z-Burger is being heavily criticized for a tweet over the weekend that juxtaposed a photo of the murdered American journalist James Foley awaiting execution by ISIS in 2014 with an image of a hamburger. The message from Z-Burger reads “When you say you want a burger and someone says okay let’s hit McDonalds.” Underneath the image of Foley was the message “You disgrace me.” The tweet has since been deleted. 

Owner Peter Tabibian apologized on behalf of Z-Burger, which operates four locations in DC and Maryland, and says an outside company, Valor Media, was responsible. Tabibian says he hired the North Carolina-based group three months ago to handle all of Z-Burger’s social media and ad campaigns. The tweet was live for about an hour before he was made aware of it, and then he contacted the company to delete it. [Read More]

Cubs fan who was roasted for appearing to steal a ball from a child apparently not as bad as suspected (Business Insider)

On Sunday one unlucky Chicago Cubs fan went viral after apparently stealing a foul ball from a child sitting in front of him during a game against the St. Louis Cardinals.

Understandably, baseball fans reacted strongly, with the moment quickly earning scorn across Twitter from people disappointed in the man’s actions. [Read More]

 

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