• U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee Holds a Hearing on Wartime Executive Power and the National Security Agency`s Surveillance A...
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• USATODAY.com - In letter to Congress, Justice Dept. defends spy program (p)(f)
  The Bush administration outlined an unflinching defense of the president`s recently disclosed domestic spying program in a letter to Congress asserting that the action is a “reasonable” strategy to secure the nation during a time of war. USAtoday Dec 22, 20005 9:55 ET
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• USATODAY.com - Security agency, related laws at a glance (p)(f)
  details about the NSA and the laws that govern it.
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• White House Dismissed `02 Surveillance Proposal (p)(f)
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• White House Set to Fight for Hayden (p)(f)
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• White House Working to Avoid Wiretap Probe (p)(f)
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• Wiretap Bill Moves Closer to Passage (p)(f)
  Last-minute changes to legislation authorizing the National Security Agency's warrantless wiretapping program have won the support of three balking Senate Republicans, improving the chances that a bill expanding the Bush administration's surveillance authority will pass Congress this week. September 26, 2006; Page A03
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• Wiretap Surrender (p)(f)
  SENATE JUDICIARY Committee Chairman Arlen Specter (R-Pa.) has cast his agreement with the White House on legislation concerning the National Security Agency's warrantless surveillance as a compromise -- one in which President Bush accepts judicial review of the program. It isn't a compromise, except quite dramatically on the senator's part. EDITORIAL July 15, 2006
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