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...with a FISA warrant application could be trimmed. In emergencies, FISA now allows the attorney general to approve a wiretap as long as he gets court authorization within 72 hours; that time frame could be lengthened. FISA could also be changed to give intelligence agencies the authority to quickly monitor many phone numbers at once or to allow the President, if he had reason to believe a terror attack was imminent, to order the NSA to sweep American airwaves for a short time without going to the court...
...Tonight". So far, over 60 journalists have been killed in Iraq since the U.S. invasion in March 2003, according to the Committee to Protect Journalists, making it the world's most dangerous war zone for newsmen. On Jan 7th, Jill Carroll, an American woman freelancer for the Christian Science Monitor, was kidnapped by a previously unknown rebel group. Her abduction was denounced by Muslim groups here in Iraq and abroad as well as by several insurgent groups...
...also based on faulty intelligence. Aly Marei London I have no issue with anyone listening to my phone calls or reading my mail if it means I will be safe when I take the subway or a plane. The only people who don't support Bush's move to monitor communications are people with things to hide. Deborah Cozeolino New York City Bush has bypassed and ignored the laws set forth by Congress requiring warrants for wiretaps. You could even say he has decided to make his own laws. Although Bush's intentions may be good, it is the precedent...
...have no issue with anyone listening to my phone calls or reading my mail if it means I will be safe when I take the subway or get on an airplane. The only people who don't support Bush's move to monitor communications are people with things to hide. DEBORAH COZEOLINO New York City...
...election.“We’re not here to tell them what to do,” Blanc said. “We’re here to implement the decisions that they do make.”Many groups have sent large delegations of observers to monitor the elections, Blanc said. The European Union plans to send 200 observers, and the Carter Center and National Democratic Institute will send 100 observers. The latter delegation will be led personally by former President Jimmy Carter. The IFES mission will not end on election day. Blanc, who has worked...