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January 31, 2007, James Bamford, New York Times, Bush Is Not Above the Law

January 31, 2007, Associated Press, Gonzales will turn over secret wiretapping documents

January 31, 2007, Editorial/Los Angeles Times, Where's the contrition for rendition?

January 31, 2007, U.S. Appeals Court for the Sixth Circuit, Audio from hearing in ACLU vs. National Security Agency

January 31, 2007, Curt Anderson, Associated Press, A Key Padilla Charge Is Reinstated

January 31, 2007, Craig Whitlock, Washington Post, Warrants Issued for 13 CIA Operatives in Germany Kidnapping

January 31, 2007, Bob Egelko, San Francisco Chronicle, U.S. told to end effort to deport Palestinians 20-year case called 'embarrassment'

January 31, 2007, Joanne Mariner, FindLaw, CIA Detainees: First the Crime, then the Cover-up

January 31, 2007, Democracy Now!, Revealed: FBI Internet Surveillance More Extensive Than Previously Known

January 31, 2007, Los Angeles Times, Spy program focus of hearing

January 31, 2007, Gerry Smith, Cox News Service, Woman, 60, punished in protest

January 31, 2007, Michael Melia, Associated Press, Prosecutor: New Guantánamo charges soon

January 31, 2007, United Press International, Former Guantanamo inmate writes book

January 31, 2007, Rob Taylor, Reuters, Australian Guantanamo inmate strains U.S. ties

January 31, 2007, Andrew McGarry, The Australian, Hicks fears he will die at Guantanamo

January 31, 2007, Penelope Debelle, The Age (Australia), Lawyers dismayed at chained, unkempt Hicks

January 30, 2007, Declan McCullagh, CNET News, FBI turns to broad new wiretap method

January 30, 2007, Bob Egelko, San Francisco Chronicle, Writers Won't Be Called in Army Officer's Case

January 30, 2007, Robert Pear, New York Times, Bush Directive Increases Sway on Regulation

January 30, 2007, David G. Savage, Los Angeles Times, Habeas corpus and an era of limits

January 30, 2007, Editorial/New York Times, Canada’s Good Example

January 30, 2007, R. Jeffrey Smith and Julie Tate, Washington Post, Uighurs' Detention Conditions Condemned

January 30, 2007, Associated Press, Australian Gitmo Inmate's Health Said Poor

January 30, 2007, Phillip Butler, Truthout, Don't Let Torture Become the Norm

January 30, 2007, Dan Eggen, Washington Post, Dutch Citizen Pleads Not Guilty to Terrorism Charges

January 30, 2007, Editorial/Milford Daily News (MA), Arar deserves an apology

January 30, 2007, Ann S. Kim, Portland Press Herald, PUC not letting Verizon off hook

January 30, 2007, United Press International, ACLU fights back in wire tap court case

January 29, 2007, Jurist, Guantanamo military trials face further delays

January 29, 2007, Jeff Bliss, Truthout, Rockefeller Says He May Subpoena Documents on Spying

January 29, 2007, Joseph Lelyveld, New York Review of Books (February 15th issue), No Exit

January 29, 2007, Frederic J. Frommer, Associated Press, Democrats renew push to ban racial profiling

January 29, 2007, Norman Solomon, Truthout, The Pentagon vs. Press Freedom

January 29, 2007, Lara Jakes Jordan, Associated Press, Dutch Citizen Faces U.S. Terror Charges

January 29, 2007, Curt Anderson, Associated Press, Major legal hurdles remain in high-profile Padilla case

January 29, 2007, Pauline Jelinek, Associated Press, Military aims to cut back on 'stop loss'

January 29, 2007, Kamran Memon, Salt Lake Tribune, Muslims Must Engage Fellow Americans on Terror

January 29, 2007, David Cole, The Nation (February 12th issue), Hiding the Ball

January 29, 2007, Tom McNamee, Chicago Sun-Times, Lawyer fights for the American way

January 29, 2007, Farah Stockman, Boston Globe, Potshot at Guantanamo lawyers backfires

January 29, 2007, Ben Fox, Washington Post, Guantanamo Muslim Adviser Treads Lightly

January 28, 2007, Joseph Margulies and Lawrence Wilkerson, The Constitution Project, Guantánamo prison observes sad anniversary

January 28, 2007, Tony Sterling, Associated Press, Dutch extradite man linked to attacks

January 28, 2007, Carmel Egan, The Age (Australia), Torment of Guantanamo's Camp Six inmates revealed

January 27, 2007, Eddie Huffman, New York Times, ‘Hate Crime’ of Beatings Divides a Campus

January 27, 2007, Curt Anderson, Associated Press, Many obstacles standing in way of Padilla trial

January 27, 2007, Henry Weinstein, Los Angeles Times, ACLU wants access to sealed wiretap filings

January 27, 2007, Andrew Cohen, Washington Post Opinion, White House plays by its own rules again

January 27, 2007, Sacramento Bee Editorial, Habeas Corpus: A stunning assertion

January 27, 2007, Toronto Star, U.S. security trumps freedom

January 27, 2007, Marisa Taylor and Greg Gordon, McClatchy Newspapers, New U.S. attorneys loyal to Bush

January 27, 2007, Todd Benoit, Bangor (Maine) Daily News, REAL ID: Competence before confidentiality

January 26, 2007, New Republic Online, Taps

January 26, 2007, CBS News Opinion, Reining In Gonzales

January 26, 2007, Jeff Stein, Congressional Quarterly, National Security Whistle Blowers: The ‘Undead’?

January 26, 2007, Ian Austen, New York Times, Canada Reaches Settlement With Torture Victim

January 26, 2007, Dan Eggen, Washington Post, Dismissal of Lawsuit Against Warrantless Wiretaps Sought

January 26, 2007, Adam Liptak, New York Times, Secrecy Is at Issue in Suits Opposing Spy Program

January 26, 2007, Stacy A. Anderson, Los Angeles Times, Maine legislature rejects Real ID Act

January 26, 2007, John W. Dean, FindLaw, The Controversy over Curtailing Habeas Corpus Rights: Why It Is a Bad Day For The Constitution Whenever Attorney General Alberto Gonzales Testifies

January 26, 2007, Suleiman al-Khalidi, Reuters, Guantanamo inmates said facing worse conditions

January 25, 2007, Aaron Glantz, OneWorld.net, U.S. Military Spied on Hundreds of Antiwar Demos

January 25, 2007, Amy Goodman, Seattle Post-Ingelligencer, Up to Democrats to investigate Torture

January 25, 2007, Reuters, White House will cooperate with investigations

January 25, 2007, Steve Larkin, Courier Mail (Australia), Lawyers to visit Hicks next week

January 25, 2007, David L. McColgin, Philadelphia Daily News, Guantanamo, five years later

January 25, 2007, Sheila Suess Kennedy, Indianapolis Star, Because Bush said so, that's why

January 25, 2007, Haider Rizvi, OneWorld.net, Worldwide, 'War on Terror' Used as Excuse to Oppress, Charge Activists

January 24, 2007, Greg Miller, Baltimore Sun, Senator dissatisfied on NSA wiretaps

January 24, 2007, Robin Shulman, Washington Post, Liaison Strives to Bridge Police, Muslim Cultures

January 24, 2007, Peter James Spielmann, Associated Press, Official blasts Gitmo inmate‘s lawyers

January 24, 2007, Bob Egelko, San Francisco Chronicle, Gonzales says the Constitution doesn't guarantee habeas corpus

January 24, 2007, Margie Burns, Baltimore Chronicle, Where that "Leonard Bayard" Name Came From - Another "Torture Taxi" Connection

January 24, 2007, Associated Press, Hundreds Deported After LA Sweep

January 24, 2007, Elizabeth Williamson, Washington Post, Group Attempting to Simplify Byzantine Terror-Alert System

January 24, 2007, Richard Cohen, Dallas Morning News, His take on Gitmo defense is indefensible

January 24, 2007, Associated Press, Senior British prosecutor warns against "fear-driven" legislation to combat terrorism

January 24, 2007, Carol Rosenberg, Miami Herald, Guantánamo, Iraq War hurt U.S. world standing

January 23, 2007, Elizabeth de la Vega, TomDispatch.com, Lying and Spying

January 23, 2007, Scott Shane, New York Times, Canadian to Remain on U.S. Terrorist Watch List

January 23, 2007, Peter Walker, Guardian (UK), EU states urged to investigate CIA rendition flights

January 23, 2007, Associated Press, Report: Britain, Germany, others were aware of secret CIA flights, abductions of terror suspects

January 23, 2007, Associated Press, EU Panel OKs Report on Secret CIA Flights

January 23, 2007, Ted Pincus, Chicago Sun-Times, Attack on Guantanamo lawyers threatens nation's principles

January 23, 2007, Brian Brady Westminster, Scotesman, Guantanamo: US prison is 'threat' to Geneva treaties

January 23, 2007, Geir Moulson, Associated Press, German lawmakers defend Guantánamo role

January 23, 2007, Associated Press, Australia wants U.S.-held captive charged soon

January 22, 2007, Doug Hoagland, Fresno Bee, Surveillance hot topic at CSUF

January 22, 2007, Editorial, Washington Post, A Retreat on Wiretapping?

January 22, 2007, Kevin Kearney, Web Socialist Web Site, Pentagon official witch-hunts Guantánamo detainees’ lawyers

January 22, 2007, Associated Press, Inquiry urged for N.C. link to torture

January 22, 2007, Scott Allen and Stephen Xenakis, Boston Globe, Our duty to war detainees

January 22, 2007, Frida Berrigan, Spero News, Protesting Guantanamo

January 22, 2007, Susan Estrich, Creators Syndicate, Gonzalez's ideas dangerous

January 22, 2007, Verity Edwards, The Australian, Hicks may plead to 'anything'

January 22, 2007, AAP, Guantanamo: Hicks Could Face Reduced Charges

January 22, 2007, Editorial/Macon Telegraph, Disturbing new rules may govern military tribunals

January 22, 2007, ABC Victoria, Man may sue Qantas over Bush T-shirt ban

January 22, 2007, Marianne Means, The Day (Connecticut), Lawyers? What Lawyers?

January 22, 2007, Jeremy Lott , American Spectator, Oh Boy, Alberto

January 21, 2007, Associated Press, U.K. panel urges Guantanamo alternative

January 21, 2007, Wilmington (NC) Morning Star, Stimson's Strong-Arm Tactics Are Shameful

January 21, 2007, David Stringer, Associated Press, British MPs Criticize Guantanamo Bay

January 21, 2007, New York Times Editorial, Retreat and Cheat

January 21, 2007, Boston Globe Editorial, Bush's Change of Heart (or Not)

January 21, 2007, Steve Chapman, Human Events Online, Spying on Terrorists: Never Mind What We Said Before

January 21, 2007, Miami Herald Editorial, Congress Must Learn More About Secret Eavesdropping Program

January 21, 2007, Roanoke Times Editorial, A case of Justice that stinks: Administration uses Patriot Act to replace U.S. attorneys without Senate confirmation

January 21, 2007, Grant Gallicho, Commonweal, Leahy v. Gonzales (includes video links from 1/18/07 Senate Judiciary Committee DOJ Oversight Hearing)

January 20, 2007, Ellen Nakashima and Alec Klein, Washington Post, U.S. Agency Tries to Fix No-Fly List Mistakes; False Positives Still Cause Travel Delays

January 20, 2007, H. Candace Gorman, In These Times, Diary of a Guantánamo Attorney

January 20, 2007, Greg Gordon, Government Technology, Gonzales Faces Sharp Criticism by U.S. Senators for Warrantless Electronic Surveillance

January 20, 2007, Karla Hansen, Des Moines Register, A cause to protest: Denying rights to Guantanamo detainees

January 19, 2007, Associated Press, N.C. lawmakers want SBI to probe alleged CIA flights

January 19, 2007, Dan Froomkin, Washington Post, No Retreat on Spying

January 19, 2007, Robert Parry, Consortium News, Gonzales Questions Habeas Corpus

January 19, 2007, Dale McFeatters, Scripp News, An about-face on warrantless wiretaps

January 19, 2007, Associated Press, Detainee Trials At A Glance

January 19, 2007, Annabel Stafford and Mark Coultan, The Age (Australia), MP backlash as US sets Hicks terror trial rules

January 19, 2007, R. Jeffrey Smith, Washington Post, Pentagon Releases Rules for Trials of Terrorism Suspects

January 19, 2007, Anne Flaherty, Associated Press, Pentagon's new manual on trials for military detainees revives debate in Congress

January 19, 2007, Meraiah Foley, Associated Press, Guantánamo captive's family slams tribunals

January 19, 2007, Dan Eggen, Washington Post, Spy Court's Orders Stir Debate on Hill

January 19, 2007, Adam Liptak, New York Times, White House Shifting Tactics in Surveillance Cases

January 19, 2007, Dan Eggen, Washington Post, Prosecutor Firings Not Political, Gonzales Says

January 19, 2007, Editorial/New York Times, Apology Not Accepted

January 19, 2007, Beverley Lumpkin, Chicago Sun-Times, U.S. to trim no-fly list, reduce hassles, senators told

January 19, 2007, Associated Press, Moroccan court acquits ex-Guantanamo detainees of terror charges

January 19, 2007, Democracy Now!, “We Knew Damn Well He’d Be Tortured” -- Sen. Patrick Leahy Questions Attorney General Alberto Gonzales on Extraordinary Rendition Victim Maher Arar

January 19, 2007, Bob Egelko, San Francisco Chronicle, U.S. attorney was forced out, Feinstein says

January 18, 2007, Michael Melia, Associated Press, Guantánamo captive to family: Send help

January 18, 2007, David Stout, New York Times, Gonzales Testifies on Eavesdropping Changes

January 18, 2007, Anne Flaherty, Associated Press, Pentagon sets rules for detainee trials

January 18, 2007, Dan Eggen, Washington Post, Court Will Oversee Wiretap Program

January 18, 2007, Peter Baker, Washington Post, Bush Retreats on Use of Executive Power

January 18, 2007, Matthew Borghese, All Headline News, TSA Says "No Fly List" To Be Cut In Half By February

January 18, 2007, Jennifer A. Dlouhy, San Francisco Chronicle, Gonzales warns judges not to meddle

January 18, 2007, Editorial/New York Times, A Spy Program in From the Cold

January 18, 2007, Daniel Coquillette, Boston Globe, Patriots in defense of the 'enemy'

January 18, 2007, Editorial/Miami Herald, Even terror suspects deserve good lawyers'

January 18, 2007, Eric Rich, Washington Post, Letters from Guantánamo surface

January 18, 2007, Spiegel Online (Germany), Ex-Detainee Murat Kurnaz Describes Torture in Chains

January 18, 2007, Editorial/Sacramento Bee, Endless detention hurts U.S. efforts abroad

January 18, 2007, Capitol Hill Blue, A look inside life at Gitmo

January 18, 2007, Associated Press, Australian At Gitmo Said To Be Sane

January 18, 2007, Editorial/St. Louis Post-Dispatch, Civil liberties worth fighting for

January 17, 2007, Carol Rosenberg, Miami Herald, Defenders take detainee's plea to cyberspace

January 17, 2007, Medea Benjamin, CommonDreams, The Shame of Guantanamo Exposed in Cuba

January 17, 2007, Paul Kiel, TPM Muckraker, Transcript: DoJ Officials Discuss NSA, FISA

January 17, 2007, Lara Jakes Jordan, Associated Press, Secret Court to Govern Wiretapping Plan

January 17, 2007, Walter Pincus, Washington Post, Protesters Found in Database

January 17, 2007, JoAnne Allen, Reuters, Law Groups Want Pentagon Official Fired

January 17, 2007, Associated Press, Pentagon Official Apologizes for Remarks

January 17, 2007, Ellen Nakashima, Washington Post, Vast Data Collection Plan Faces Big Delay

January 17, 2007, Associated Press, AG Criticizes Judges for Terror Rulings

January 17, 2007, Democracy Now!, Wrongly-Accused Ex-Gitmo Chaplain and Spy Target James Yee Speaks out on Newly-Revealed Pentagon Surveillance

January 17, 2007, Democracy Now!, Top Pentagon Official for Detainees Apologizes for Advocating Boycott of Attorneys Representing Gitmo Prisoners

January 17, 2007, Editorial/Register-Guard, A disdain for justice

January 17, 2007, Carla Seaquist, Christian Science Monitor, Reject torture - and redeem America's soul

January 17, 2007, NPR, U.S. Attorneys and the Patriot Act

January 16, 2007, Ari Melber, The Nation, Blink Tanks Fight to Restore Habeas Corpus

January 16, 2007, Kara Phillips, Advertiser (Australia), Hicks protest rolls around town

January 16, 2007, Carol D. Leonnig and Julie Tate, Washington Post, Some at Guantanamo Mark 5 Years in Limbo

January 16, 2007, Ellen Nakashima, Washington Post, The Legal Tangles Of Data Collection

January 16, 2007, Scripps Howard Editorial, Look who may be checking your credit

January 16, 2007, Griff Witte, Washington Post, New Law Could Subject Civilians to Military Trial

January 16, 2007, The Day (Connecticut), Why Are the Military, CIA Intruding into Domestic Intelligence Gathering?

January 16, 2007, Lisa Wangsness, Boston Globe, Law school deans sign letter condemning boycott; Pentagon official provoked outcry; Read the letter here

January 16, 2007, Marjorie Cohn, Counterpunch, Stimson's Outrageous Threat

January 16, 2007, Editorial/Los Angeles Times, Sliming the defense

January 16, 2007, Editorial/Portland Press Herald, Pentagon should cashier official who threatened Gitmo lawyers

January 16, 2007, Editorial/San Francisco Chronicle, Too many -- or too few lawyers?

January 16, 2007, Jumah Al-Dossari, The Record (Canada), Guantánamo inmate tells of abuse

January 15, 2007, Nat Hentoff, Washington Times, Privacy Potemkin Village

January 15, 2007, A.C. Thompson, The Progressive, “Enemy Combatant” Languishes in a South Carolina Brig

January 15, 2007, Douglas Spaulding, Chicago Sun-Times, Guantanamo detainee still has faith in America

January 15, 2007, William Teesdale, Jurist, Representing Adel: The Case of Guantanamo Detainee 940

January 15, 2007, Faith Eckersall, Newsquest (Asia), 'Thanks for support': Guantanamo detainee

January 15, 2007, Associated Press, Cheney defends use of 'letters' in defense surveillance effort

January 15, 2007, Kathy Gill, U.S. Politics, A Missed Milestone; Admin Official Criticizes Gitmo Attorneys Listen to Federal News Radio interview with "Cully" Stimson

January 14, 2007, Joseph Margulies, Chicago Tribune, U.S. can't tell a combatant from a cook

January 14, 2007, John Heilprin, Washinton Post, Views on Detainee Representation Draw Fire; Pentagon Official's Suggestion of a Boycott Is Irresponsible, Legal Groups Say

January 14, 2007, Eric Lichtblau and Mark Mazzetti, New York Times, Deletions in Army Manual Raise Wiretapping Concerns

January 14, 2007, Deutsche Welle (Germany), Anger Simmers Among Europe's Ex-Guantanamo Inmates

January 14, 2007, Eric Lichtblau and Mark Mazzetti, New York Times, Military and CIA expand intelligence roles in U.S.

January 14, 2007, Reuters, Pentagon reportedly spying using obscure rule

January 14, 2007, Julian E. Barnes and Greg Miller, Los Angeles Times, Pentagon conducting probes in U.S.; It has been asking financial and telecom firms for data on people.

January 14, 2007, David Rose, The (London) Observer, Police across Europe to share DNA database

January 14, 2007, Dahlia Lithwick, Washington Post, The Imperial Presidency

January 13, 2007, Rick Klein, Boston Globe, Democrats may push to shutter war prisons; Party leaders say they'll cut funding

January 13, 2007, Neil A. Lewis, New York Times, Official Attacks Law Firms Defending Detainees

January 13, 2007, New York Times Editorial, Round Up the Usual Lawyers

January 13, 2007, David Johnston, New York Times, Stormy Outlook as Gonzales Faces Senate Democrats on 1/18

January 13, 2007, Renee Schoof and Margaret Talev, McClatchy Newspapers, Murtha to press for closing of prisons; Wants to take away some Iraq funding

January 13, 2007, Samantha Maiden, The Age (Australia), Hicks not hunger striking but medical help sought

January 13, 2007, Lara Jakes Jordan and Matt Apuzzo, Associated Press, Justice Department tries to keep leak report on bungled Detroit terrorism trial secret

January 13, 2007, Jane Sutton, Reuters, Trial of US al-Qaeda suspect Padilla delayed

January 13, 2007, Boston Globe Editorial, A logical crackdown on diverting state police to implement immigration law

January 13, 2007, Anna Husarska, Los Angeles Times Op-Ed, They're refugees, not terrorists

January 12, 2007, Greg Miller, Columbia Daily Tribune, Peaceful protester arrested

January 12, 2007, Aaron Sadler, Stephens Media, Pryor Adds Name To Bill Limiting Patriot Act Clause

January 12, 2007, Matthew Rothschild, The Progressive, Pentagon, Wall Street Journal Attack Lawyers for Guantanamo Detainees, Raise Specter of Financial Penalties for Law Firms

January 12, 2007, Carol D. Leonnig, Washington Post, 80 Arrested Protesting Guantanamo Detentions

January 12, 2007, Anita Snow, Associated Press, Activists, U.N. chief call for end to Gitmo

January 12, 2007, CCTV (China), Demonstrators around world call for closure of Guantanamo prison

January 12, 2007, Oralandar Brand-Williams, Detroit News, Hart Plaza protest spotlights treatment of Guantanamo detainees

January 12, 2007, Patrick Moser, Middle East Online (UK), Protests swirl on fifth anniversary of Guantanamo

January 12, 2007, Kirsten Podolak, New Haven Register, Protesters target Gitmo, CIA, U.S., war

January 12, 2007, Carol Rosenberg and Lesley Clark, Miami Herald, Protesters seek Guantanamo's closing

January 12, 2007, Carol J. Williams, Los Angeles Times, Guantanamo stirs protests

January 12, 2007, Marie Cocco, Asbury Park Press, U.S. prison at Guantanamo fails to detain "worst of the worst"

January 12, 2007, Darryl Fears, Washington Post, Waiver Plan Would Aid Some Asylum-Seekers

January 12, 2007, George Gedda, Associated Press, U.S. lead on human rights compromised, group charges

January 12, 2007, Betsy Pisik, Washington Times, Ban echoes Annan on Gitmo closure

January 12, 2007, Stephen Gibbs, BBC News, At the gates of Guantanamo

January 12, 2007, Ryan Lenz, Associated Press, Soldier Gets 18 Years in Killing of Detainees at Alleged Al-Qaeda Site

January 12, 2007, David Johnston and Neil A. Lewis, New York Times, U.S. Preparing for Trials of Top Qaeda Detainees

January 12, 2007, Associated Press, NYC Firefighter Mom Joins Guantanamo Protest

January 12, 2007, John Acher, Reuters, Norwegian firm rejects Guantanamo abuse claims

January 11, 2007, Associated Press, Pocketful of espionage: Beware the spy coins

January 11, 2007, BBC News, In pictures: Guantanamo protests

January 11, 2007, Reuters, Close Guantanamo, bring Hicks home, protesters say

January 11, 2007, NBC6 (South Florida), Group Protests Treatment Of Guantanamo Bay Prisoners

January 11, 2007, Jumah al-Dossari, Los Angeles Times Op-Ed, A voice from Guantanamo's darkness

January 11, 2007, Melissa Hoffer, Boston Globe Op-Ed, Trapped at Guantanamo

January 11, 2007, Associated Press, Protesters urge Blair to free detainees at Guantanamo

January 11, 2007, Helena Cobban, Christian Science Monitor, Shut down Guantánamo - and make sure it never happens again

January 11, 2007, Nat Hentoff, Columnist, Guantanamo Detainees Fell Into a Legal Black Hole

January 11, 2007, Ben Fox, Associated Press, Guantanamo Prison remains a focus of outrage for many; Protests mark detention camp's 5-year anniversary

January 11, 2007, Grant Gross, CSO Online, Some Federal Data Mining Violates U.S. Law

January 11, 2007, Associated Press, Padilla Could See a Charge Reinstated

January 11, 2007, Robin Schulman, Washington Post, Terrorism Convict's Family Held for Deportation

January 11, 2007, Tom Teepen, Columnist, Cox Newspapers, Opening Mail: Laws not as handy as free rein for Bush

January 11, 2007, BBC News, Protest in Birmingham at "Guantanamo Supplier" of Chains

January 11, 2007, Penelope Debelle, The Age (Australia), A picture of support for abandoned son's plight

January 11, 2007, Jane Holroyd, Sydney Morning Herald, Hicks was not naive, says US

January 10, 2007, Associated Press, Dems push bill to monitor government data mining

January 10, 2007, Associated Press, Advocate Criticizes Govt Data Mining

January 10, 2007, Associated Press, Pentagon Agrees To Protect Privacy In Database of Potential Recruits

January 10, 2007, Democracy Now!, Police Entrapment in Terror Case? NYC Subway Bomb Plotter Says He Was Set Up By Paid NYPD Informant

January 10, 2007, CNN, Murtha plans hearings to close Guantanamo prison

January 10, 2007, Associated Press, Human Rights Groups Plan Gitmo Protests

January 10, 2007, Associated Press, Former British Muslim detainee heads back to Guantanamo

January 10, 2007, Independent Television News (UK), Boy asks Blair why father in Guantanamo

January 10, 2007, Aaron Glantz, Inter Press Service, Two Peace Activists Subpoenaed in Watada Case

January 10, 2007, Carol Towarnicky, Philadelphia Daily News, 'I witnessed a nun being tortured'

January 10, 2007, Herald Sun (Australia), David Hicks trial long way off

January 9, 2007, Retired Colonel Ann Wright, truthout, Witnesses at Guantanamo

January 9, 2007, Aaron Glantz, OneWorld US, On Guantanamo Prison Camp's Fifth Birthday, New Pressure to Shut It Down

January 9, 2007, William Fisher, truthout, Forever Gitmo?

January 9, 2007, Belfast Telegraph (UK), Five years on, no end to the horror that is Guantanamo

January 9, 2007, Ben Russell, Belfast Telegraph (UK), Why is my dad far away in that place called Guantanamo Bay?

January 9, 2007, Vanessa Arrington, Associated Press, Cubans make plea to U.S. activist

January 9, 2007, Michael Melia, Associated Press, More Gitmo Detainees Join Hunger Strike

January 9, 2007, Alec Klein and Ellen Nakashima, Washington Post, For Windows Vista Security, Microsoft Called in NSA

January 9, 2007, Walter Pincus, Washington Post, House Nears Passage of Resolution To Add Intelligence Oversight Panel

January 9, 2007, Karen Barlow, ABC Australia, Fifth anniversary of Hicks detention looms

January 9, 2007, David G. Savage, Los Angeles Times, High court won't block terror trial

January 8, 2007, Cathy Lanier, Washington Post, U.S. Agencies Should Share Intelligence

January 8, 2007, Associated Press, Vanessa Arrington, Wives of jailed dissidents urge Sheehan to visit Cuba's prisons

January 8, 2007, Associated Press, Sonja Barisic, Former Navy officer at Guantanamo faces court-martial over passing secret information

January 8, 2007, Tom Carter, WSWS.org, Newly released FBI files document widespread torture at Guantánamo

January 8, 2007, California Chronicle, Congressional Desk, Schiff, Flake Introduce “NSA Oversight Act”

January 8, 2007, Guardian (UK), Ex-Terror Suspect Can Sue, Judge Rules

January 8, 2007, Guardian (UK), MPs condemn government over Guantánamo nine

January 8, 2007, Darryl Fears, Washington Post, Conservatives Decry Terror Laws' Impact on Refugees

January 8, 2006, Nat Hentoff, Washington Times, Innocents at Gitmo

January 8, 2007, United Press International, Did German soldiers abuse ex-prisoner?

January 8, 2007, Victoria Brittain, Guardian (UK), A call for justice

January 8, 2007, Richard Phillips, Westender (Australia), David Hicks enters his sixth year of detention

January 7, 2007, Anita Snow, Associated Press, Cindy Sheehan, Medea Benjamin, Others in Cuba to Protest Gitmo Prison

January 7, 2007, Paul Harris, Jamie Doward, and Paul Gallagher, The Guardian, Britons to be Scanned for FBI Database

January 7, 2007, New York Times Editorial, The Imperial Presidency 2.0

January 7, 2007, David Rose, The Guardian, Guantanamo man 'losing his sanity'

January 7, 2007, Marie Woolf, The Independent (U.K.), Five years of Camp X-Ray: Why are two British residents still in Guantanamo Bay?

January 7, 2007, John Crewdson, Chicago Tribune, Muslim cleric's letter details torture in CIA abduction

January 7, 2007, John Crewdson, Chicago Tribune, CIA cases spur debate over torture

January 7, 2007, George Monbiot, The Guardian, Routine and systematic torture is at the heart of America's war on terror

January 7, 2007, Scott Adams, Washington Post Op-Ed, I'm Tortured by Doubt

January 6, 2006, John Reinan, McClatchy Newspapers, Feds Pushing for Internet Records

January 6, 2007, Richard Norton-Taylor, The Age (Australia), Logs Show Trips by 'Torture Flight' Jets

January 6, 2007, Adele Welty, CommonDreams, For the Sake of My Son, Close Guantanamo

January 6, 2007, Kansas City Infozine, Mark Five Years of Guantanamo by Closing It; National Congress Should Restore Detainees' Access to Courts

January 6, 2007, John Amidon, Albany Times Union Op-Ed, Torture Must Not Be Tolerated

January 5, 2007, Associated Press, 'Millennium' terror plotter recants claims against Guantanamo detainee

January 5, 2007, Agence France Presse, Chirac Slams Iraq War as Boost to Terrorism

January 5, 2007, Canton (OH) Repository, U.S. deports Ohio Muslim leader for supporting terrorist group

January 5, 2007, Ron Jacobs, MRZine, A Legacy of Torture: From Cointelpro to the Patriot Act

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