In this Media Miss Minute, a Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) whistleblower says a former employee copied Social Security information and planned to share it with a new private employer. Plus, CNN's Abby Phillip is apologizing after inaccurately describing an ISIS-inspired bombing attempt near the New York City mayor's residence.
A DOGE whistleblower says a former employee used DOGE software to copy Americans' personal data.
According to the whistleblower, the employee downloaded information from two Social Security Administration databases – which contain records for more than 500 million living and deceased Americans – onto a thumb drive.
The employee reportedly told colleagues he planned to share the data with his new private employer.
CNN anchor Abby Phillip has issued an apology for how she described an ISIS-inspired bombing attempt in New York City during protests last weekend.
Phillip said on air Saturday that it was "an attempted terror attack against New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani."
The explosives were thrown outside Mamdani's residence, but he was not there at the time.
In a social media post, Phillip wrote "The bombs thrown in New York City over the weekend by ISIS-inspired attackers was thrown into a crowd of anti-Muslim protestors and not specifically...
Attendees of the Federal Bar Association’s annual Qui Tam Conference gained valuable insights from one of DOJ’s top False Claims Act enforcers last month. Commercial Litigation Branch Deputy Assis...