The president and some GOP lawmakers have contended that investigators abused their surveillance authority when petitioning the FISA court for a surveillance warrant on former Trump adviser Carter Page.
Having recently introduced a new "Informed Delivery" service that could potentially allow snoops to read scanned images of another person's or business' mail, the U.S. Postal Service is reportedly now sending out snail mail notifications to individuals to make sure that they knowingly have been signed up for the program.
The memo, a rebuttal to a Republican missive released two weeks before, stressed that the agency did not mislead the FISA court when seeking a surveillance warrant on Trump campaign adviser Carter Page.
The state revenue department now admits private data, including the names, tax identification numbers and the banking information of the payroll processors of more than 39,000 business taxpayers were compromised.
Multiple Chase Bank customer accounts were exposed after what was described as a "glitch" granted customers looking to log into their own accounts access to the accounts of random customers instead.
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