Congress passed a 10-day FISA Section 702 extension after longer plans stalled, with Roy, Massie, Wyden, Johnson, Thune and Trump involved. Coverage differs on whether privacy reforms or leadership's failed longer-term push is central.
Lead article · Associated Press · CENTERSenate extends surveillance powers until April 30 after chaotic votes in House - AP NewsThune and Massie were named together by 12 of 46 outlets. Counted by outlet.
Pursued longer extensions but failed to secure passage, then supported a 10-day stopgap.
Guided the Senate's vote on a 10-day extension and warned of a difficult road ahead.
Opposed reauthorization without a warrant provision and privacy reforms for U.S. citizens.
Pressed for privacy reforms and briefly stalled Senate action to seek changes to the surveillance program.
Criticized the five-year extension as lacking necessary privacy reforms and supported a shorter stopgap for further negotiations.
When each side picked it up. left-leaning: 4 articles, first wed 10:44 am. center: 16 articles, first wed 8:41 am. right-leaning: 11 articles, first wed 4:46 pm. unrated: 22 articles, first wed 6:09 am.
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