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Court Wary of Overturning Warrantless Spy Case Victory, But Might Have To

June 1, 2012 wired.com

PASADENA, California — A federal appeals court appeared troubled Friday by the Obama administration’s arguments that the government could break domestic spying laws without fear of bein

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Congress Looking Happy to Reauthorize Broad, Secret Spying Powers

May 31, 2012 wired.com

House lawmakers debated Thursday the Obama administration’s request that they reauthorize legislation granting the government broad, warrantless electronic surveillance powers. The members ap

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Feds Want Warrantless Spying Loss Overturned, Saying the Law Can’t Touch Them

May 31, 2012 wired.com

The Obama administration is set to argue to a federal appeals court Friday that the government may breach, with impunity, domestic spying laws adopted in the wake of President Richard M. Nixon̵

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Bomb Threat at NSA’s Massive Top-Secret Data Center Halts Construction

May 21, 2012 wired.com

A bomb threat against the NSA’s massive new top-secret data center under construction in Utah has led authorities to evacuate workers and call in dog-sniffing teams.

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