U.S. to Stop Collecting Bulk Phone Data if Congress Lets Law Expire Townhall.com Staff | Posted: Mar 23, 2015 4:07 PM Share Tweet U.S. intelligence agencies in June will stop bulk collection of data documenting calls by U.S. telephone subscribers, unless Congress extends a law authorizing the spying, U.S. officials said on Monday. Read more at Washington Free Beacon Washington Post Updates Story: Native American Activist Nathan Phillips Never Fought in Vietnam War Lauretta Brown | At LAST! SCOTUS Takes Up First Second Amendment Case In Nearly A Decade Matt Vespa | McConnell: I'm Introducing a Bill to End the Shutdown Cortney O'Brien | This Company Just Took Gillette's Nonsense Toxic Masculinity Ad Campaign To The Woodshed Matt Vespa | Covington Students Speak Out After Receiving Hateful Messages, Threats of Violence: It's 'Really Scary' Lauretta Brown | SHOW COMMENTS CARTOONS | AF Branco View Cartoon Most Popular Why Do Conservatives Care So Much About the Covington Catholic Controversy? At LAST! SCOTUS Takes Up First Second Amendment Case In Nearly A Decade This Company Just Took Gillette's Nonsense Toxic Masculinity Ad Campaign To The Woodshed
