Congressional Debate on Secrecy and Security - 2010
- House Passes Whistleblower Protection Enhancement Act, December 21
- Senate Passes Whistleblower Protection Enhancement Act, December 10
- Rep. Ron Paul on Wikileaks, December 9
- Introduction of a Bill to Penalize Disclosure of Intelligence Source Identities (S.4004), December 2
- Recognizing the National Center for Credibility Assessment (NCCA), December 2
- House Colloquy on the State of our National Security, November 30
- Sen. Nelson on Disclosure of Classified Cables, November 30
- Sen. Leahy on FCC v. ATT FOIA case, November 15
- House and Senate Pass the "Reducing Over-Classification Act" (HR 553), September 27-28
- Sen. Leahy on SEC Freedom of Information Act Amendments, September 24
- House Adopts SEC Freedom of Information Act Amendments (S.3717), by Sen. Leahy, September 23
- SEC Freedom of Information Act Amendments (S.3717), by Sen. Leahy, September 21
- Senate Resolution in Opposition to "Secret Spending" by Sen. Coburn, September 15
- Sen. Kaufman on SEC FOIA Exemption, July 29
- Report on the "Reducing Over-Classification Act", Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee, Report 111-200, May 27
- Sens. Wyden, Grassley, DeMint on "Secret Holds", May 25
- Senate Reform of "Secret Holds" Blocked, May 13
- Sen. Byrd on "Secret Holds", May 11
- Senate Approves Audit of Federal Reserve, May 11
- Sen. McCaskill on "Secret Holds", May 7
- Sen. Feingold on "Secret Holds", May 6
- Senate Passes Faster FOIA Act, May 5
- Sen. McCaskill on "Secret Holds", April 29
- Remembering Christopher Bolkcom by Sen. John McCain, April 28
- Senators Introduce Legislation to Eliminate "Secret Holds", April 27
- Senators Propose to Eliminate "Secret Holds", April 22
- Sens. Grassley and Wyden on "Secret Holds", April 21
- Sen. McCaskill on "Secret Holds", April 20
- The Transparency in Government Act of 2010 (HR 4983), by Rep. Quigley, March 25
- Removing the Shroud of Secrecy: Making Government More Transparent and Accountable - Parts I and II, hearings before the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee, March 23 and April 13
- Administration of the Freedom of Information Act: Current Trends, hearing before the Information Policy Subcommittee, House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform, March 18
- Published Hearing Record
- Opening Statement of Rep. Wm Lacy Clay
- Statement of Melanie Pustay, Department of Justice
- Statement of Miriam Nesbit, Office of Government Information Services
- Statement of Mary Ellen Callahan, Department of Homeland Security
- Statement of Larry F. Gottesman, Environmental Protection Agency
- Statement of Valerie Melvin, Government Accountability Office
- Statement of David Sobel, Electronic Frontier Foundation
- Statement of Sarah Cohen, Sunshine in Government Initiative
- Statement of Adina Rosenbaum, Public Citizen
- Statement of David Cuillier, Society of Professional Journalists
- Statement of Tom Fitton, Judicial Watch
- Introduction of the Faster FOIA Act of 2010 by Senators Leahy and Cornyn, March 15
- Rep. Poe: Tear Down These Walls of Secrecy, January 20