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Though Kelly said it was "nothing illegal," he added that it "wasn't quite up to the standards" he had been used to while working as a military general at the Pentagon. Kelly noted that the standards at the White House had to be raised, and that's when he noticed that a number of people did not have final security clearance. He chalked that up to the fact that most of the White House staffers have never worked in government before. 435

Though McCain and Graham are historically mostly in lockstep on matters of national security and personnel, the two split Thursday over Trump's choice to lead the CIA, Gina Haspel, because of her CIA experience during the Bush administration, when "enhanced Interrogation," or torture, was deemed legal for terror suspects.McCain and Graham publicly fought Bush and his team hard, arguing to outlaw torture. Now, McCain's arguing to colleagues that Haspel should be disqualified, but Graham said he told McCain he's wrong."Let just put it this way. Here's what I told John: You won. She said, Ms. Haspel, that the prior program hurt the CIA and the country. She wouldn't want to go back to it, that torture doesn't work and she is going to adhere to the law that Senator McCain and I helped author. She's a 30-year professional, and I think she's done a good job.""When you put it in the big picture, John McCain won," Graham continued. "The new CIA director-to-be I hope rejects the programs that John McCain fought so hard to change and is going to adhere to the law that John McCain fought too hard to write, and that to me is winning." 1139

Thornton police spokesman Victor Avila said Thursday that the 47-year-old Ostrem had a minor criminal history, but Avila didn't elaborate. 138

Those investigations should be allowed to go forward, Flaim said. Hensarling's committee, she said, "will certainly review whatever information the investigations produce." 172

Thursday. The researchers said they were forced to reverse engineer an Android version of the app because Voatz hasn’t allowed transparent third-party testing of the system. Boston-based Voatz disputed the research methods, issuing a statement that said the analysts used an old version of the app and accused them of acting in “bad faith.” The company noted it hasn’t had any reported issues in its counting of less than 600 votes over nine pilot elections. Although few voters are expected to cast ballots on such apps in the coming election, the report casts a harsh light on the looming proposition of online voting. In 2018, Alaska explored using an online voting system but shuttered the program because of security concerns. To some experts, a study finding holes in a smartphone voting app wasn’t a shock. “Not to in any way diminish this (excellent) work, but the fact that an online mobile voting scheme has serious security flaws is ultimately unsurprising,” 970

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