Take a break from Three Doors Down to read our weekly series looking at the stories public records made possible.
National
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CIA documents expose internal agency feud over psychologists leading interrogation program by Greg Miller via Washington Post
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CIA’s Secret History Is Now Online by Jason Leopold via BuzzFeed News
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Justice Department balks at securing CIA ‘Torture Report’ at federal court by Carol Rosenberg via McClatchy DC
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NSA records allege dozens of cases of workers ripping agency off by Ian Duncan via Baltimore Sun
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Obama files parting appeal to protect drone secrecy by Josh Gerstein via Politico
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ProPublica Files Lawsuit Seeking VA Correspondence Related to Agent Orange by Robin Fields via ProPublic
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Senator Brown asks for FBI files tied to Mnuchin company by Peter Schroeder via The Hill
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Trump’s transition members saw green in EPA FOIA suits by Kevin Bogardus via Greenwire
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Trump’s Long History With The FBI by Jason Leopold via BuzzFeed News
State/Local
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Florida Licensing Board plays fast and loose with disciplinary process by Mark Puente via Tampa Bay Times
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Huddles by Arkansas Veterans’ Commission Veiled by Hunter Field via Arkansas Online
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Tasers drive jump in Massachusetts State Police’s use of force by Nestor Ramos via Washington Post
Events
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Interested? Give it a read, and for the first Friday in February we’ll chat about it on Twitter with the hashtag #OpenBook.
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