Steven Aftergood

Director of the Federation of American Scientists' Project on Government Secrecy

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America's top intelligence official has given a Texas newspaper  new information  about court-approved wiretaps of terrorist suspects, but he left it up to the  El Paso Times  to…

Top Intelligence Official De-Classifies Surveillance Program Details

America's top intelligence official has given a Texas newspaper new information about court-approved wiretaps of terrorist suspects, but he left it up to the El Paso Times to…

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