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The DOJ Thinks Internet Providers Should Store Data on Where You’ve Been
For a while. In case they find out you did something bad.
Twitter Grows a Pair in Fighting Federal Subpoenas for WikiLeaks User Info
But will that stop the hacktivists?
Government Speeds Up Review of Comcast-NBC Merger
They may put some limits on Comcast, but they won't stop the deal.
More Federal Cases Against DOMA Planned
Two more cases will be filed today against the Defense of Marriage Act.
Obama Administration Requests an Immediate Stay on Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell Injunction
President Obama prefers an "orderly" legislative repeal.
Reverse Racism and Cover-ups at the DOJ or an Anti-Obama Campaign?
Potentially explosive testimony from the former head of the Department of Justice's Voting Rights Section.
Today in Torture: Even If We Did Investigate Bush Lawyers, Could We Prosecute?
Oh, and about that Khalid Sheikh Mohammed.
Your Evening Reading: The Bush-Era Terror Memos
Obama authorizes the release of memos detailing previous interrogation tactics.
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