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Michael Hayden vigorously defended the Bush administration's warrantless eavesdropping program
Cincinnati Enquirer 05/18/06 CIA director nominee Michael Hayden acknowledged concerns about civil liberties even as he vigorously defended the Bush administration's warrantless eavesdropping program... ...
Congress Again Considers Acting on Bush Domestic Spying
As the Senate prepares to hold hearings on George W. Bush's nominee to lead the Central Intelligence Agency, Gen. Michael V. Hayden, the issue of domestic spying - as authorized by Bush himself - is again... ...
Will civilians control the military?
The Nation by John Nichols 05/11/06 Preside nt Bush's nomination of Air Force General Michael V. Hayden to direct the Central Intelligence Agency has opened a debate over whether the most fundamental... ...
Clash Foreseen Between CIA and Pentagon
President Bush's selection of General Michael V. Hayden to be the next director of the Central Intelligence Agency sets the stage for new wrangling with the Pentagon, which is rapidly expanding its own... ...
Bush Picks Hayden to Lead the CIA
President Bush has chosen Gen. Michael V. Hayden to lead the Central Intelligence Agency.... But in a possible preview of the difficulties that would await General Hayden on Capitol Hill, several Republicans,... ...
New Chief Will Find C.I.A. Is Hobbled on Iran
As the Central Intelligence Agency undergoes its latest round of turmoil, legislators and former intelligence officials say that serious gaps in the United States' knowledge of Iran are among the most... ...
Bush CIA Pick, Domestic Spying Proponent
General Michael V. Hayden, who senior administration officials said Friday was the likely choice of President Bush to head the Central Intelligence Agency, has a stellar resume for leading NSA warrantless... ...
European Inquiry Says CIA Flew 1,000 Flights in Secret
Investigators for the European Parliament said Wednesday that data gathered from air safety regulators and others found that the Central Intelligence Agency had flown 1,000 undeclared flights over European... ...
Secret Prisons Whistle-Blower Fired by CIA
The Central Intelligence Agency has dismissed a senior career officer for disclosing classified information to reporters, including material for Pulitzer Prize-winning articles in the Washington Post about... ...
SENATE HEARINGS ON BUSH, NOW
By Carl Bernstein Vanity Fair April 17, 2006 http://www.vanityfair.co m/commentary/content/artic les/060417roco03 In this VF.com exclusive, a Watergate veteran and Vanity Fair contributor calls for bipartisan... ...