A group of House Republicans rejected President Trump’s request to renew a controversial surveillance program without revisions to the law. The president wanted a clean 18-month extension of FISA, which U-S spy agencies use to collect and analyze communications without a warrant. Several Republicans pushed for greater protection for Americans and voted down the measure. They also rejected a middle of the night compromise from the House Speaker, which some GOP lawmakers said wasn’t strong enough. In the end, the House approved a temporary, two-week renewal of FISA.