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Pardon the Pardon: Bush Giveth and Bush Taketh Away the Pardon
This is one way to avoid a Marc Rich-Clinton like pardon. Yank the pardon before you get hell. By Agence France-Press WASHINGTON – US President George W. Bush on Wednesday rescinded his pardon announced a day earlier of a New York real estate developer, the White House said, after new information came to light about…
Justice Dept. I.G. Glenn Fine Wins National Law Journal Award
If you want to be loved by everyone, don’t become an Inspector General. Folks on the outside constantly want you to crack things wide open. People on the inside avoid you like you’re Bernie Madoff’s best friend. By The Associated Press WASHINGTON — The Justice Department’s internal watchdog won the National Law Journal’s top honor…
Va. Gov’s Brother-in-Law Candidate for U.S. Attorney Post
Gov. Kaine/official photo Candidates around the country are floating their names and vying for the dozens of U.S. Attorney jobs. In Virginia, the governor may have a particular interest in the Alexandria position. By Jerry Markon and Tim Craig Washington Post Staff Writers ALEXANDRIA — Virginia Gov. Timothy M. Kaine’s brother-in-law is among the candidates…
Homeland Security May Search the Internet for Terrorist Threats
The Internet has become the wild wild west and Homeland Security wants to be the sheriff. Can the agency pull that off? Is the universe small enough to police? By Thomas Frank USA TODAY WASHINGTON – The Homeland Security Department may soon start scouring the Internet to find blogs and message boards that terrorists use…
L.A. Times Editorial Page Calls Bush Reign “Lawless”
The paper’s editorial page has hammered away at the Bush administration over time. Today is no different. Do you agree? By The Los Angeles Times Editorial Page Whatever its other legacies, the Bush administration will be remembered for its contemptible disregard for the law in the post-9/11 war on terrorism. From the wiretapping of Americans…
Battle in Motown to Force a Reporter to Reveal Sources Continues
The battle to force a reporter to disclose sources continues in Detroit. Here’s the latest. By ED WHITE Associated Press Writer DETROIT — A lawyer asked a judge Tuesday to declare a Pulitzer Prize-winning reporter in contempt for refusing during a court-ordered deposition to reveal unnamed sources who leaked information about a terrorism prosecutor. A…
Is TSA Airport Screening Over the Top or Not?
Watch more CBS News videos on AOL Video Chris Battle of Security DeBrief Comments on TSA Screening