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ESPN doesn’t know what to believe in anymore. Before the College Football Playoff started, the SEC commissioner went out of his way to say that five SEC teams in this year’s field wasn’t enough; seven ...

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The Department of Government Efficiency put the personal data of millions of Americans, including Social Security numbers, on a vulnerable server in June, according to a new whistleblower complaint.

A whistleblower says that a former senior DOGE official now at the Social Security Administration copied the Social Security numbers, names and birthdays of over 300 million Americans to a private ...