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Secret Court to Govern Wiretapping Plan
The Justice Department, easing a Bush administration policy, said Wednesday it has decided to give an independent body authority to monitor the government's controversial domestic spying program. http://www.truth out.org/docs_2006/011707T. shtml -------- Administr ation:... ...
Bush Administration "Aggressively" Expanding Domestic Spying
The Pentagon has been using a little-known power to obtain banking and credit records of hundreds of Americans and others suspected of terrorism or espionage inside the United States, part of an aggressive... ...
Bush Issues Signing Statement, Declares Right to Open Mail
Bush pushes envelope on U.S. spying The President asserted his new authority when he signed a postal reform bill into law on Dec. 20. Bush then issued a "signing statement" that declared his right to... ...
Activists Seek Bolder Approach to War, Spying
Activists will greet the new Congressional leaders at the Capitol tomorrow demanding a ban on torture, an end to warrantless domestic spying, and a restoration of curbed civil liberties. The rally will... ...
November voting was not enough: Progressives must continue to pressure lawmakers
Round-The-Clock Voting http://ga3.org/ct/V 720pgF1tRn-/ -------- Ac tivists seek bolder approach to war, spying Washington Post 01/03/07 Democratic leaders set to take control of Congress tomorrow are... ...
U.S. seeks to rein in its military spy teams
U.S. Special Forces teams sent overseas on secret spying missions have clashed with the CIA and carried out operations in countries that are staunch U.S. allies. http://www.inform ationclearinghouse.info/ar ticle15930.htm https://f reepage.twoday.net/search? q=Special+Forces+clash+wit h+the+CIA ...
US Special Forces Operating in Europe
US Special Forces teams sent overseas on secret spying missions have clashed with the CIA and carried out operations in countries that are staunch US allies, prompting a push for tighter rules for military... ...
Showdown Looms Over Domestic Spying
Federal agents continue to eavesdrop on Americans' electronic communications without warrants a year after President Bush confirmed the practice, and experts say a new Congress's efforts to limit the program... ...
The Fight to Unionize the World's Largest Pork Processing Plant
NOW's journalists are the first-ever TV reporters allowed to film inside the Smithfield Packing plant. The North Carolina facility has history of intimidation, spying and rights violations. http://www.truthout.org/ docs_2006/121406U.shtml ...
Government spying goes global
AlterNet by Maureen Webb 12/12/06 The story which broke last week about a traveler risk scoring system called the Automated Targeting System, or "ATS," evokes an image of an Orwellian world in which... ...