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Former FBI Deputy Director Andrew McCabe apologized to an FBI investigator after changing his story regarding a leak to the media in October 2016, according to documents released Tuesday. McCabe was interviewed May 9, 2017, the same day James Comey was fired as FBI director, regarding two separate leaks to the media. During the interview, FBI agents also asked McCabe whether he knew how FBI information wound up in an Oct. 23, 2016, Wall Street Journal article about an investigation of the Clinton Foundation. McCabe said during that sit-down he did not know how the Journal story came about, but...

Congressmen Mark Meadows and Jim Jordan say they have seen the classified documents detailing Peter Strzok and Lisa Page’s anti-Trump “media leak” strategy, and know the names of the reporters the former FBI lovebirds leaked to as part of a strategy to undermine President Trump. “There are dozens of documents that support the fact that Peter Strzok and Lisa Page had ongoing relationships with multiple reporters, and that they were feeding them information to spin a narrative,” Congressman Meadows told Fox News host Sean Hannity. “It’s not legal, it’s against protocol.” Meadows added: “They are denying it, and we have...

Exclusive: New U.S. Government Videotape Simulates Terrorist Attacks September 12, 2006 7:41 PM Brian Ross and Asa Eslocker Report: ABC News has obtained videotapes of dramatic U.S. government field tests of new methods to thwart terrorist attacks against U.S. embassies abroad. In the videotape tests, government scientists stage real terror attacks -- slamming trucks at high speed into barriers and exploding bombs near buildings. Multiple camera angles capture the blasts' effects on test dummies, posing as diplomats seated at their desks. The U.S. Department of State spends $2 million a year to develop better boundary security equipment against such potential...

That a left-of-center bias grips the old media is undeniable. Too many years of content analyses and newsroom surveys close the case. So how do journalists in denial press on? They accuse their colleagues of being "lap dogs." It doesn't get more serious than the recent dispute over The New York Times's spilling of a classified counterterrorist program. But that spat with the administration, indeed over a serious breach of the national security, climaxed decades of the media's steady drift to the left. Some prominent figures in the establishment media, lapsing into momentary honesty, do admit the diagnosis. The late...