Morning Jolt: Trump’s Email . . . Er, Cellphone, Scandal

Making the click-through worthwhile: Trump chooses to emulate one of Hillary Clinton's worst traits; a Democratic candidate with some weird beliefs down in Georgia; what to expect from the new Obama-Netflix deal; and an ugly scandal down in South Carolina's Low Country.

Phoning It In on Communications Security

Am I the only one who remembers that a big argument against Hillary Clinton was that she used an insecure email system and multiple cell phones, and disregarded the rules and laws about the handling of classified information? Do any of the president's allies ever want to hold him to the standard they held Clinton to?

President Donald Trump uses a White House cellphone that isn't equipped with sophisticated security features designed to shield his communications, according to two senior administration officials — a departure from the practice of his predecessors that potentially exposes him to hacking or surveillance.

The president, who relies on cellphones to reach his friends and millions of Twitter followers, has ...

May 22 2018

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