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Cheney Has Wiretap Documents, but Won't Share
The Associated Press reports, "Vice President Dick Cheney's office acknowledged it has documents that 'may be responsive' to an investigation into a secret eavesdropping program, although it indicated... ...
More evidence that Gonzales lied
Mother Jones by Brian Beutler 08/07/07 Documen ts provided Thursday to House Democrats by FBI Director Robert Mueller reinforced the sense among Democrats and critics of the Bush Administration that Alberto... ...
Broad Surveillance Powers Raise Concern
James Risen and Eric Lichtblau, of the New York Times, report that "broad new surveillance powers approved by Congress this month could allow the Bush administration to conduct spy operations that go well... ...
Judges May Release Wiretap Documents
Eric Lichtblau of the New York Times reports that a secret intelligence court may consider an "unprecedented" request by the American Civil Liberties Union to unseal highly classified terrorist surveillance... ...
NSA wiretapping trial begins
Christian Science Monitor 08/14/07 It’s hard — often impossible — to prove that secret government wiretapping in the name of national security is violating one’s privacy rights. The evidence itself usually... ...
The week that wasn’t
Boston Globe by Tom Keane 08/12/07 In a dramatic confrontation, Congress and the president battled over which branch of the government would be first to go on summer vacation. Initially it seemed Bush... ...
American values on trial
Boulder Daily Camera by Clint Talbot 08/12/07 One of the 16 Senate Democrats who buckled to White House pressure to expand the president’s warrantless-wiretapping program happened to visit this newspaper... ...
How the Fight for Vast New Spying Powers Was Won
Joby Warrick and Walter Pincus report in Sunday's Washington Post about the jockeying between the Bush administration and Congress that led the White House to use the threat of a terrorist attack to resurrect... ...
Wiretap Denial a Criminal Cover-Up
Jon Eisenberg, an attorney representing a defunct Saudi charity whose senior members are suing the US government claiming were illegally spied upon by the National Security Agency, writes in The Recorder,... ...
How the Democrats Blew It in Only 8 Months
By Alexander Cockburn The voters put the Democrats in to end the war, and it's escalating. The Democrats voted the money for the surge and the money for the next $459.6 billion military budget. Their... ...