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Feb 26, 2007
WASHINGTON – A federal judge avoided a potential mistrial in the CIA leak case Monday by dismissing a juror and sending the other 11 back to continue deliberating the fate of former White House aide I. Lewis “Scooter” Libby.
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By Elizabeth Williamson and Dan Eggen, Washington Post  For years, the Bush administration has relied on an inadequate archiving system for storing the millions of e-mails sent through White House servers, despite court orders and statutes requiring the preservation of such records, according to documents and technical experts. President Bush’s White House early on scrapped…
By Dan Eggen and Paul Kane, Washington Post Justice Department officials attended at least a dozen political briefings at the White House since 2001, including some meetings led by Karl Rove, President Bush’s chief political adviser, and others that were focused on election trends prior to the 2006 midterm contest, according to documents released yesterday….
Raw Story Legal papers filed in federal court Monday in a lawsuit brought by the American Civil Liberties Union and other organizations disclose that the Justice Department’s Office of Legal Counsel (OLC) issued three secret memorandums relating to interrogation practices of detainees — one more than has been publicly revealed. The New York Times revealed…
DemocracyNow.org Transcript: AMY GOODMAN: Congressman Conyers, I wanted to turn to another controversial issue, one that you’ve been dealing with and have over time, that issue of impeachment. Now, three Democratic members of your committee, of the House Judiciary Committee — Robert Wexler of Florida, Luis Gutierrez of Illinois, Tammy Baldwin of Wisconsin — have…
(CBS/AP) Pressure mounted on the White House Thursday to fire Attorney General Alberto Gonzales for the abrupt dismissal of U.S. attorneys. More Republicans called for his ouster, and one Republican strategist close to the White House told CBS News that Gonzales is “finished.” (More)
OpEdNews Bush Still Listening to Words of the Terrorists by Ron Fullwood “We must remember the words of the enemy. We must listen to what they say.” –Bush at VFW Wednesday: It’s always amazed me that Americans have tolerated Bush’s insistence that they should “listen to the words of the terrorists” as he defends ignoring…
