From ‘Grand Old’ To ‘Shameless New’ — Trading National Security For Political Gain
One would think that on the weekend of the 70th anniversary of the invasion of Normandy – a day on which almost 10,000 fathers, brothers, and sons of our greatest generation were ...
Read More »China Accuses U.S. Of ‘Hypocrisy’ As Hacking Row Escalates
Beijing (AFP) - Beijing summoned the U.S. ambassador and accused Washington of double standards Tuesday as a diplomatic row escalated over the unprecedented indictment of five Chi ...
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Bill Clinton To Midshipmen: Balance Technology With Privacy
By Pamela Wood, The Baltimore Sun ANNAPOLIS, MD—Former President Bill Clinton told Naval Academy midshipmen on Tuesday that accused National Security Agency leaker Edward Snowden ...
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Obama To Meet Lawmakers, Spy Chiefs On NSA Surveillance
Washington (AFP) - President Barack Obama is stepping up consultations with the intelligence community this week, as he finalizes a decision on reining in U.S. spy agencies over m ...
Read More »Bush Lawyer Worries About Conservatives Embracing the Rule of Law
John Yoo, the former Bush Administration lawyer who famously wrote the unprecedented memos legally justifying torture,, apparently isn't happy that some Republicans, bending to Te ...
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