In a late-night session, the U.S. House of Representatives passed a 10-day extension of the controversial FISA Section 702 surveillance law, following a rebellion among House Republicans that derailed a longer-term renewal plan. The extension comes as national security concerns grow amidst bipartisan pushback and internal GOP conflict over the legislation. Key Republican leaders were unable to unify their party, leading to a compromise that allowed the short-term renewal to proceed. This development highlights ongoing tensions within the party over surveillance powers and privacy rights, as various factions within Congress continue to debate the future of American surveillance policies.