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Another employee at the Department of Interior sub agency who requested anonymity fearing retribution said their cyber teams are, quote, pissed because they have to sit on their hands when every single alarm system we have regarding insider threats is going off.

Trump issued an executive order that asked federal agencies to find ways to break down information silos and share non-classified data more easily across the federal agencies and to do so as applicable by law. But as we've seen here, their interpretation of what the law is is different from some of these experts.

Trump issued an executive order that asked federal agencies to find ways to break down information silos and share non-classified data more easily across the federal agencies and to do so as applicable by law. But as we've seen here, their interpretation of what the law is is different from some of these experts.

Trump issued an executive order that asked federal agencies to find ways to break down information silos and share non-classified data more easily across the federal agencies and to do so as applicable by law. But as we've seen here, their interpretation of what the law is is different from some of these experts.

Well, the top Democrat on the House Oversight Committee, ranking member Jerry Connolly of Virginia, is calling for an investigation into Doge's access to the NLRB to get some answers.

Well, the top Democrat on the House Oversight Committee, ranking member Jerry Connolly of Virginia, is calling for an investigation into Doge's access to the NLRB to get some answers.

Well, the top Democrat on the House Oversight Committee, ranking member Jerry Connolly of Virginia, is calling for an investigation into Doge's access to the NLRB to get some answers.

Well, there are still so many questions unanswered, both with this specific story and with other impacts across the federal government. So we are fanning out across the country, across federal agencies, tracking these changes, trying to understand how things are changing for the worse, for the better, or not at all.

Well, there are still so many questions unanswered, both with this specific story and with other impacts across the federal government. So we are fanning out across the country, across federal agencies, tracking these changes, trying to understand how things are changing for the worse, for the better, or not at all.

Well, there are still so many questions unanswered, both with this specific story and with other impacts across the federal government. So we are fanning out across the country, across federal agencies, tracking these changes, trying to understand how things are changing for the worse, for the better, or not at all.

And, you know, there's these dozen court cases that are ongoing that there are just going to be more and more developments. So this is a full court press from this team and from the entire NPR newsroom.

And, you know, there's these dozen court cases that are ongoing that there are just going to be more and more developments. So this is a full court press from this team and from the entire NPR newsroom.

And, you know, there's these dozen court cases that are ongoing that there are just going to be more and more developments. So this is a full court press from this team and from the entire NPR newsroom.

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Mine is MyNameWithoutVowelsSTPHNFWLR.25. Both of those are also at the bottom of our stories about this.

Mine is MyNameWithoutVowelsSTPHNFWLR.25. Both of those are also at the bottom of our stories about this.

Thank you.

Thank you.

Thank you.

He is a citizen of El Salvador. So it's very arrogant even for American media to suggest that we would even tell El Salvador how to handle their own citizens as a starting point.