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Wireless surveillance: Bringing the Fourth Amendment to the 21st century
When Congressman Edward Markey discovered that the cellphone information of more than 1.3 million people was handed over to U.S. law enforcement last year, often without a judge’s consent, he felt something had to be done.
Markey (D-Mass.), the senior…
Key Senators Say Drones Should Document Assad Regime Attacks on Civilians
As diplomats attend a critical meeting in Tunisia to pressure Syrian President Bashar al-Assad to step down in the wake of attacks by his regime forces on his own people, a key group of U.S. senators suggested Friday that unmanned…
Senate votes down permanent earmark ban
Sens. Pat Toomey, R-Pa., and Claire McCaskill, D-Mo., led an unsuccessful, 40-59, bipartisan effort to try to permanently ban congressionally directed spending known as earmarks.
Eight Republicans from the Appropriations Committee joined all of the panel’s Democrats to oppose the…
Remembering John Murtha
Pennsylvania Democrat Rep. John “Jack” Murtha was certainly controversial but for the people in his district he did what congressmen are supposed to do – which is, to provide as many goods and services for his constituents as possible. He…