So an agency supervisor wanted videotapes destroyed, got approval from lawyers, and destroyed them. That's not them defying congress and the judiciary. That's just shitty data retention procedures which they fixed.

Because of the decision, the rule that caused so many trans adults to lose coverage is officially no longer in effect. Starting today, insurance companies like Ambetter and BCBS will no longer be able to lean on it to justify denying trans people proper healthcare coverage, exposing them to lawsuits if they don’t work quickly to reverse their denials. As they create their policies for 2027’s plan year, it’s fairly certain that most of the plans mentioned above will formally reinstate their coverage or at least remove the exclusion. And depending on how they wrote their exclusions, some policy changes may come before then.

WOOOOO!

Also, can I get an analysis by any lawyers in the house?

The article is also on the conversation website, with a lot less ads.

Never thought about seeing it like a mosaic before. I like how elegantly it contains multiple dimensions.

Well that's not enough proof for me.

I'm guessing a few thousand

Or the competence of Pete Hegseth.

What is your link supposed to prove? That they used one of the many exemptions built into the FOIA law on purpose?

Why? Eventually it's declassified when disclosing it can't hurt the United States.

Congress passed a Law creating the CIA. The CIA is supervised by all three branches.

The decision is made by an elected president.

As a CIA spy she worked for the public.

• The executive branch
• Intelligence from every spy & spy satellite presumably.
• To keep the president informed

Does doing illegal espionage for a singular official person count as “summary” for any office?

Yes. A decision has to be made with the best available information.

No game developer is going to try to reduce time playing their game though.

I think. 99.75% sounds cooler

she watched the agency dismantle its LGBTQ+ employee organization, remove Pride flags, and impose the administration’s restrictions on transgender workers. Earlier this year, she finally left the career she had once expected to hold for life.

Anti-Trans because Laura Loomer had Trump's ear for a second. Probably told him there is a secret trans conspiracy deep state.

The CIA isn't spying on her unless she's making contact with foreigners the CIA is interested in. Trump doesn't give a shit about her. Congress isn't spying on people. What is USJ? Foreign Spies spying on us is a given, nothing we can do about that. I'm contesting the public spying on her given she publicly gave an interview, and has a public profile.

Should climate scientists just quit then because Trump doesn't like what they're telling him about clean coal?

The job changed on her to Trump 1, then again to Biden, then again to Trump 2.

And she stayed because elected leaders need intelligence gathered from their own sources so they can make the best decision for their people.

Leopards Eat My Face is situations when people actually want the Leopard.

The American People voted in their Congress. Congress gave permission to kill Al-Qaeda. And the drone strike falls under a lawful act of war against an enemy of the United States.

This is not leopards eat my face material. Her job was to summarize intelligence for any elected official.

Yes I do.

What are the consequences in this context?