Exposing Bush's historic abuse of power

Salon has uncovered new evidence of post-9/11 spying on Americans. Obtained documents point to a potential investigation of the White House that could rival Watergate.

By Tim Shorrock

Jul. 23, 2008 | The last several years have brought a parade of dark revelations about the George W. Bush administration, from ( Read more... )

By Walter Pincus

Washington Post Staff Writer
Wednesday, July 23, 2008; A11

The Bush administration should stop talking about a military attack as an option if negotiations do not immediately halt Iran's uranium reprocessing program, two former national security advisers said yesterday.

"Don't talk about 'do we bomb them now or later?' " said Brent ( Read more... )

Faces of Surveillance - Targets of Illegal Spying

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By Ralph Lopez
Ralph is the author of the new book "Truth in the Age of Bushism."

Wed Jul 09, 2008

We know you are reading this, because now it's your job to read and hear everything, private, not-private, personal, that could keep the Bush administration in power, keeps it from being impeached or brought up on war crimes charges, keeps its ( Read more... )

Court: NSA can refuse to say if lawyers wiretapped

Wed Jun 25, 7:18 PM ET

The National Security Agency does not need to tell lawyers for Guantanamo Bay detainees whether their phones were tapped as part of the Bush administration's domestic surveillance program, a federal judge ruled Wednesday.

The NSA has refused to say whether it listened in on ( Read more... )

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Chicago and police officers lose case and $7.7 million for false arrest
Police spying alleged

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Police checkpoint at Rolling Meadows apartment complex gets mixed reviews

Owner and some residents say it's a civil rights violation but others like it

By Kristen Kridel

Tribune reporter

8:37 PM CDT, June 12, 2008

An aging Rolling Meadows ( Read more... )

Bill Moyers Journal. The National Intelligence Agency is issuing a contract to spy on players of massive multiplayer online games like World of Warcraft and Second Life. Correspondent Rick Karr puts it in context in this Bill Moyers Journal Web Exclusive essay. Airs Friday, June 6, at 9p.m. on PBS (check local listings). For more: Read more... )

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How telecoms are attempting to buy amnesty from Congress

By Ryan Singel May 23, 2008 | 4:40:42 PMCategories: Election '08, NSA, Politics

It's official, John McCain still supports amnesty for telephone and internet companies that helped the Bush Administration target Americans for wiretapping for five years, without getting any court orders.

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