In Marcus Hutchins' case, JP Stadtmueller seems to have read this appropriately for what it is, the government effort to use any means available to punish Hutchins for being unable or unwilling to become the FBI's informant solely because he came to their attention for killing WannaCry.

Urgent, urgent, emergency -- get to the phones, because the real emergency isn't at the border with Mexico but in Florida. This is an open thread.

For some reason, Dan Coats won't show the Senate Intelligence Committee the proof that Russia's attempts to tamper in the midterm elections didn't succeed.

The filing explaining why Roger Stone got assigned the same judge as the GRU defendants describes how his communications got picked up in "several" accounts used to transfer or promote the stolen DNC emails. He will get a sealed description of which ones those are.

For all the debate about whether Mueller is almost done or not, the things we didn't learn about during this breach discussion are just as interesting as the things we did learn about.