Follow-up to April 6, 2006 posting, AG’s Statements to House Judiciary Cmte. Maintain Authority of Domestic Surveillance, this letter today from Sen. Barbara Boxer to AG Gonzales: “I am deeply concerned with your recent testimony before the House Judiciary Committee in which you suggested that the President has the authority to wiretap conversations between Americans on U.S. soil without a warrant.”
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Daily Archives: April 13, 2006
Most Users Do Not Drill Down Past 3 Pages of Search Results
Press release: “The iProspect Search Engine User Behavior Study reveals that 62% of search engine users click on a search result within the first page of results, and a full 90% of users click on a result within the first three pages of search results. These figures were just 48% and 81%, respectively, in 2002.”… Continue Reading
New Libby Filing Demands Release of Documents Related to Iraq Intel
Another update on U.S. v. Libby, via FindLaw: “‘Scooter’ Libbys defense attorneys charge that prosecutors refuse to turnover relevant discovery materials for his criminal defense, and that public interest shows “that this case is factually complex and that the government’s notion that it involves only Mr. Libby and (the office of the vice president) is… Continue Reading
RAND Launches Updated Website
According to a Rand Publications Alert today, the updated site includes: Enhanced search capabilities, Browse by author, subject, or series to find related resources; Expanded online inventory of free, downloadable PDF titles. Continue Reading
Government Allows Lifting of Librarian Gag Order in Patriot Act Investigation
Follow-up to previous postings on a Connecticut library oranization that was the target of a National Security Letter gag ordered, today the New York Times reported, Librarians Win as U.S. Relents on Secrecy Law: “After fighting ferociously for months, federal prosecutors relented yesterday and agreed to allow a Connecticut library group to identify itself as… Continue Reading
Faces of the Fallen: U.S. Service Members Who Died in Operation Iraqi Freedom and Operation Enduring Freedom
Faces of the Fallen: “This information has been compiled from military releases, news service reports and local newspaper stories. The photographs come from news services, local newspapers and family members.” Continue Reading
