Key lawmaker: Don’t scrap NSA phone surveillance

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WASHINGTON (AP) — The chairman of the House intelligence Committee is warning that a congressional plan to bar the U.S. government from collecting millions of Americans’ phone records would scrap an important tool for tracking terrorists.

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