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Terror Suspect List Yields Few Arrests
Ellen Nakashima, The Washington Post, says: "The government's terrorist screening database flagged Americans and foreigners as suspected terrorists almost 20,000 times last year. But only a small fraction... ...
Military Warns of Potential CIA Abuses
Charlie Savage of The Boston Globe reports: "Top military lawyers have told senators that President Bush's new rules for CIA interrogations of suspected terrorists could allow abuses that violate the Geneva... ...
U.S. OK'd troop terror hunts in Pakistan
Newly uncovered "rules of engagement" show the U.S. military gave elite units broad authority more than three years ago to pursue suspected terrorists into Pakistan, with no mention of telling the Pakistanis... ...
The worst of both worlds
Slate by Dahlia Lithwick 08/14/07 Last week in a New York Times op-ed, former presidential candidate Wesley Clark and UCLA professor Kal Raustiala offered up a new sally in the long-running national... ...
Here's one way the left and the right can collaborate to end warrantless wiretapping: Repair The Constitutional Breach
http://ga3.org/ct/bp20pgF1 aRKL/ -------- A left-right strategy to stop warrantless wiretapping Open Left by David Sirota 08/08/07 Democrat s’ capitulation to the White House on the issue of warrantless... ...
Senate Passes Bill Granting Bush Expanded Spy Powers
Lara Jakes Jordan of The Associated Press reported early Saturday morning that: "The Senate, in a high-stakes showdown over national security, voted late Friday to temporarily give President Bush expanded... ...
Gonzales Issue Snarls Surveillance Law
The Associated Press writes, "Congress struggled Thursday over giving the government more power to eavesdrop on suspected terrorists, bogged down by concerns about the man who would oversee the plan -... ...
Secret ruling restricts surveillance powers
MSNBC/Newsweek 08/01/07 A secret ruling by a federal judge has restricted the U.S. intelligence community’s surveillance of suspected terrorists overseas and prompted the Bush administration’s current... ...
Cheney Says He Will Not Close Guantanamo Prison
Michael Abramowitz reports for The Washington Post, "Vice President Cheney said yesterday that he would not close the prison housing suspected terrorists at Guantanamo Bay, going public with a perspective... ...
Bush calls on Congress for new phone, e-mail tapping law
President Bush wants Congress to modernize a law governing how intelligence agencies monitor the communications of "suspected terrorists. http://tinyur l.com/28wcxg From Information Clearing House ...