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Warrantless spying extension stalls in US Senate
A Republican-led effort to extend warrantless spying powers under Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act failed in the US Senate after seven GOP lawmakers joined Democrats in opposition. Privacy advocates celebrated the stalled vote, which marked another setback for Section 702 renewal supporters.
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