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Bush authorized spying multiple times
Senior intelligence officer says President personally gave NSA permission Associated Press Updated: 9:20 p.m. ET Dec. 16, 2005 NEW YORK - President Bush has personally authorized a secretive eavesdropping... ...
Spying Scandal Draws Heat
[ More impeachable offenses... ] John Calvert Spying Scandal Draws Heat Lawmakers call on Bush to explain his post-9/11 order allowing a secret agency to monitor U.S. citizens without first getting... ...
Chernobyl, WHO and Utteridge's mice: Is there a connection?
Part I A new UN study that is defined as "the most authoritive study to date of the effects of the explosions that ripped apart Chernobyl reactor number 4 on 26 april 1986. It was compiled by the Chernobyl... ...
Fraud trial will hit heart of American Right
Abramoff, is at the centre of political storm that is capable of sweeping the Republican majority from Congress next year. The implications for the Right's ambitious plans to remake America in its own... ...
An Incredible Day in America, Indeed, But, Will We Seize the Day, Or Let It Pass?
http://inoodle.com/2005/12 /incredible-day-in-america -indeedbut.html From Information Clearing House ...
New York Times admits it held domestic spying story for a full year
The Times also reveals that senior members of Congress from both parties knew about Bush's decision to spy on Americans who were making international calls or emails, without warrants. http://rawstory .com/news/2005/New_York_Ti mes_admits_it_held_1215.ht ml From... ...
Bush has approved secretive eavesdropping in U.S. dozens of times
The disclosure follows angry demands by lawmakers earlier in the day for a congressional inquiry into whether the monitoring by the highly secretive National Security Agency violated civil liberties. http://www.signonsandieg o.com/news/nation/terror/2 0051216-1735-bush-nsa.html From... ...
Bush Acknowledges Approving Eavesdropping
President Bush said Saturday he has no intention of stopping his personal authorizations of a post-Sept. 11 secret eavesdropping program in the U.S., lashing out at those involved in revealing it while... ...
Landmark Torture Ban Undercut
Congress Would Allow Evidence Obtained by Torture : Even as the U.S. Congress has passed a prohibition against the use of torture and cruel, inhuman, and degrading treatment, it is set to adopt legislation... ...
Torture Ban May Include a Backdoor
Tom Wilner, a lawyer who represents a group of Kuwaiti detainees at Guantanamo Bay, told the Washington Post that the Graham amendment would make McCain's prohibition against torture essentially unenforceable,... ...