Former NSA Chief Expresses Support for Third-Party Consultation at FISA Court
Alexander made remarks about the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act court in a debate Wednesday with <em>The Intercept</em>’s co-founding editor Glenn Greenwald.
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Navy Drops Humanitarian Ad Campaign, Looks for Something More Appropriate
State Department Officials Pass Through Revolving Door, Lobby for Passage of TPP
Government Watchdog: Afghan Military "Will Need Our Help for the Foreseeable Future"
The Special Inspector General for Afghanistan Reconstruction pointed out that the Afghan National Defense and Security Forces don't even know many soldiers they have.
"You Can Read My Notes? Not on Your Life!": Top Democratic Senator Blasts Obama's TPP Secrecy
"God knows why, this is secure, this is classified," said Barbara Boxer. "It has nothing to do with defense. It has nothing to do with going after ISIS."
Reid to McConnell on NSA Bulk Surveillance: "You Can't Reauthorize Something That's Illegal"
On Monday, Senate Minority Leader Harry Reid used last week's appellate court decision that NSA bulk collection of call records is illegal to bash his Republican counterpart for wanting to keep it going through 2020.
A Victory for Bipartisanship, a Defeat for the First Amendment
The anti-human trafficking bill whose unanimous passage in the Senate last month was widely hailed as a triumph of bipartisanship includes language that could send publishers of certain adult advertisements to prison, civil liberties advocates have warned.