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Judicial Watch wins records suit over CIA interrogation memos
The CIA released a preliminary round of previously classified documents containing information on enhanced interrogation techniques to watchdog group Judicial… -
CIA legally censored ex-operative's memoir, appeals court rules
The CIA did not violate the First Amendment rights of ex-undercover agent Valerie Plame Wilson when it refused to allow… -
Justice Department says Cheney interview should be kept secret
The Justice Department is trying to get a federal judge to withhold from the public for up to a decade… -
Ex-CIA employee accuses agency of interfering with columns
A Washington Examiner columnist and former CIA employee believes the agency's delays in approving his articles for publication amount to… -
Judge to CIA: Your misbehavior in FOIA case is "extraordinary"
A federal judge sided with the National Security Archive in an opinion Tuesday, finding that the CIA must treat the Archive as a… -
D.C. Circuit hears author's plea for attorney's fees in FOIA case
In oral arguments Wednesday, the D.C. Circuit Appeals Court questioned whether an author could be denied attorney’s fees merely because… -
State secrets privilege (finally) under attack.
In federal courts and on Capitol Hill, challenges are brewing to a key legal strategy President Bush is using to… -
Federal judge: Enough with the secrecy!
U.S. District Judge Leonie M. Brinkema Tuesday criticized the government's secrecy in the case of a prominent Muslim spiritual leader from… -
CIA finds evidence it denied existed in Moussaoui trial
Interrogation tapes sought by the defense in the government's case against Sept. 11 terrorist Zacharias Moussaoui just did not exist,…