Sometimes , the secret data we need is in plain sight
As the coronavirus pandemic spreads to the US, intelligence agencies are increasingly relying on public reporting and diplomatic cables. But what does it mean for the White House, asks Chris Stokel-Walker, who is behind the investigation.
Source: capitolhillblue.comPublished on 2023-01-12
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