Investigation Finds Thousands of Alleged Intelligence Violations by the FBI
Filed under: Investigations In the years since the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, the FBI may have committed more than 40,000 intelligence violations, according to an investigation by a privacy watchdog.
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Investigation Finds Thousands of Alleged Intelligence Violations by the FBI
An Ode to Taco Bell
Filed under: Woman Up The author thinks Taco Bell’s beef tacos are just fine as they are.
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An Ode to Taco Bell
Charter Schools: An Experiment With Mixed Results
Filed under: Education , Analysis Charter schools are booming and many are innovative. But even advocates have moved away from promoting charters as the saviors of public education.
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Charter Schools: An Experiment With Mixed Results
Russ Feingold to Teach at Marquette Law School
Filed under: Senate , Democrats , 2010 Elections , Congress The Wisconsin Democrat will teach an elective course called “Current Legal Issues: The U.S. Senate” to upper-level law students.
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Russ Feingold to Teach at Marquette Law School
Russ Feingold to Teach at Marquette Law School
Filed under: Senate , Democrats , 2010 Elections , Congress The Wisconsin Democrat will teach an elective course called “Current Legal Issues: The U.S. Senate” to upper-level law students.
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Russ Feingold to Teach at Marquette Law School
After a long battle in Congress, the 9/11 health care measure becomes law with a low-key signing.
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Obama Signs Bill on Health Care for 9/11 Rescue Workers
DADT Survey Results: Showdown Starts Over Repeal of Military’s Gay Ban
Filed under: Gay Rights , Obama Administration , Military The Pentagon will release its survey of troops about repeal of “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell,” launching a congressional debate over repeal of the 1993 ban on gays in the military.
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DADT Survey Results: Showdown Starts Over Repeal of Military’s Gay Ban
There’s an App for That: Federal Agencies Embrace Online Networking Tools
Government agencies will benefit from a new computer application enabling better communication with — and feedback from — the people they serve.
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There’s an App for That: Federal Agencies Embrace Online Networking Tools
C-SPAN Supreme Court Series: Race and Affirmative Action
Filed under: Race Issues , Supreme Court In 1978, the Supreme Court upheld affirmative action, but ruled that a policy at a California medical school was unconstitutional because it discriminated against non-minority applicants.
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C-SPAN Supreme Court Series: Race and Affirmative Action
The Obama administration wants to send a boy “war criminal” to America’s northern neighbor. But Canada could release him in two years.
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Is Omar Khadr a War Criminal — or Just a Headache the U.S. Wants to Give to Canada?
