Eric Geller

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Cybersecurity reporter at Politico covering federal cyber policy, election security, and all things hackable.

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The LA Rams play in the Super Bowl this Sunday, but the team wasn’t always based here. KCRW hears the long, windy road of how they got to SoCal.

Rams: How they got to LA, what winning Super Bowl could mean for fanbase

The LA Rams play in the Super Bowl this Sunday, but the team wasn’t always based here. KCRW hears the long, windy road of how they got to SoCal.

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Director of National Intelligence Dan Coats was speaking at a Hudson Institute conference in DC last week, and he said, "The warning signs are there.

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Director of National Intelligence Dan Coats was speaking at a Hudson Institute conference in DC last week, and he said, "The warning signs are there.

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Former Acting Attorney General Sally Yates -- a holdover from the Obama Administration -- was prevented from testifying when House Intelligence Committee Chair Devin Nunes cancelled a…

House intel chair Devin Nunes rejects calls for him to step down

Former Acting Attorney General Sally Yates -- a holdover from the Obama Administration -- was prevented from testifying when House Intelligence Committee Chair Devin Nunes cancelled a…

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