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For the better. a rare move that could have a chilling impact on investigative journalisterswhere. the justice department charged a former top officials in the nsa, national security agency, with leaking classified intelligence to a newspaper reporter. thomas drake has been indicted for allegedly leaking information on the terrorist surveillance program that came to be known by critics as warrantless wiretapping. according to the indictment, drake was major source for a series of articles about the nsa published in 2006 and 2007 by a newspaper that is not named in the charges, but if a gover...

L.b.j. was in office. then and now real-time reporter and authors faced a vexing question when to withhold nuggets of information for their book? five years ago it was the "state of war" tra prodded the employers in the "new york times" to publish the chief revolution, existence of the bush-cheney terrorist surveillance program. >> what is vitally important is if something crucial is unearthed in the process of the reporters digging up information for their book, it ought to be reported in a timely fashion. they're deals worked in complicated communication between reporter and the bosses and t...

Terrorist surveillance program has been found guilty of illegally eavesdropping on two american lawyers and an islamic charity. the third story -- a ruling from a federal court in san francisco that could be the most significant in unraveling the invasions of privacy institutionalized by president bush. the law was filed by the saudi branch of islamic foundation and two american lawyers. the plaintiffs claim the phone conversations in 2004 were illegally wiretapped by the national agency nsa while it was deemed a support of terrorism by the treasury department. they argue that fisa because the...

Tonight, the united states government, following guidelines set by the bush administration's terrorist surveillance program, has been found guilty of illegally eavesdropping on two american lawyers and an islamic charity. there was a ruling from a federal court in san francisco that could be the most significant yet on unraveling the invasions of privacy institutionalized by president bush. it was filed in 2008, two american lawyers. the plaintiffs claim phone conversations in 2004 were illegally wire tapped by the national security agency, the nsa. after the islamic charity was deemed a terro...

Government, following guidelines set by the bush administration's terrorist surveillance program, has been found guilty of illegally eavesdropping on two lawyers and an islamic charity. there was a ruling from a federal court in san francisco that could be the most significant yet on unraveling the invasions of privacy instituted by president bush. it was filed in 2008, two american lawyers. the plaintiffs claim phone conversations in 2004 were illegally wire tapped by the nsa. after it was deemed a supporter of terrorism by the treasury department. they argued the government violated the surv...