Washington loses surveillance tool in security breach
The expiration of the surveillance law that authorizes American intelligence agencies to collect foreign targets' communications without a court order raises security concerns as the 2026 World Cup approaches in the United States and its partners. This tool is among the most important in counterterrorism efforts, but the absence of legislation opens the door to legal and technical challenges, amid speculations about holding President Trump accountable for appointing a housing official lacking experience and accused of using government records to target his opponents.
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