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FBI raids DOJ attorney’s home in search for warrantless wiretap information leaker
ByMikaelLooking For a Leaker Newsweek As Newsweek reports in its August 13 issue, the FBI has used a secret warrant to raid the home of former Justice Department lawyer Thomas M. Tamm, taking three computers and personal files. The government is searching for the individual who leaked information about President Bush’s warrantless wiretapping program to…
Ex-CIA Agent: Waterboarding OK’ed at Top, Will Testify About Destroyed Interrogation Tapes
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Both DoJ’s OPR & DHS’ I.G. Reopen Investigation Into CIA Kidnapping & Rendition For Torture of Maher Arar
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Conyers: White House lied about Rove
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White House Sued Again Over Email
The Associated Press The White House abandoned an automatic archiving system for its e-mail in 2002 and did not replace it, says a lawsuit filed Wednesday against the Executive Office of the President. The suit by the National Security Archive, a private group, is the latest effort to find out whether the Bush administration lost…
