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SECRECY NEWS
February 2006 Archive

March 2006 archive

February 27, 2006

• FUROR OVER RECLASSIFICATION GROWS
• RESISTANCE TO ONLINE SECRECY BUILDS
• CDC POLICY ON "SENSITIVE BUT UNCLASSIFIED"

February 23, 2006

• NATIONAL ARCHIVES RESPONDS TO RECLASSIFICATION
• RECLASSIFICATION AND THE ESPIONAGE ACT
• JUSTICE DEPARTMENT DECLASSIFICATION PLAN
• SELECTED CRS REPORTS ON NATIONAL SECURITY POLICY

February 22, 2006

• SCHOPENHAUER AND UNCONSCIOUS THOUGHT
• CRS ON NUCLEAR WEAPONS POLICY
• WASHINGTON POST ON THE AIPAC CASE

February 21, 2006

• RECLASSIFICATION PROGRAM AT NATIONAL ARCHIVES EXPOSED
• CRS ON APPROPRIATION EARMARKS
• A SIXTEENTH MEMBER OF THE US INTELLIGENCE COMMUNITY

February 20, 2006

• GOVT PRESSES AIPAC PROSECUTION
• WHAT'S CLASSIFIED AND WHAT'S NOT
• CONGRESS FUMBLES OVER WARRANTLESS SURVEILLANCE
• IN THE NEWS

February 17, 2006

• ABA URGES REVIEW OF "SENSITIVE BUT UNCLASSIFIED" POLICY
• HOMELAND SECURITY INTELLIGENCE STRATEGIC PLAN
• CRS REPORTS ON CHINA
• IN THE NEWS
• SSCI CONFIRMATION HEARINGS

February 16, 2006

• CONFRONTING THE WHITE HOUSE'S "MONARCHICAL DOCTRINE"
• THE VICE PRESIDENT'S DECLASSIFICATION AUTHORITY
• ENERGY DEPARTMENT DECLASSIFICATION PLAN
• IN THE NEWS
• HEARING ON ABLE DANGER
• CRS ON DATA MINING

February 15, 2006

• NUCLEAR SECRECY IMPEDES OVERSIGHT OF HEU EXPORTS, CRITICS SAY
• DOE MANUAL ON INFORMATION SECURITY
• PUBLIC INTEREST DECLASSIFICATION BOARD TO MEET
• IN THE NEWS
• CRS REPORTS ON INDIA, PAKISTAN
• A HEARING ON WHISTLEBLOWERS

February 11, 2006

• THE AIPAC CASE: CRIMINALIZING PUBLIC SPEECH

February 9, 2006

• MORE TURMOIL AT THE CONGRESSIONAL RESEARCH SERVICE
• CIA CAN'T CONFIRM OR DENY MUCH AT ALL
• NAVY POLICY ON RELEASE OF NUCLEAR INFORMATION
• CONDUCTING FOREIGN RELATIONS WITHOUT AUTHORITY (CRS)

February 8, 2006

• WHITE HOUSE NAMES THREE TO INTEL OVERSIGHT BOARD
• CRS ON PROBABLE CAUSE AND REASONABLE SUSPICION
• NATIONAL RECONNAISSANCE JOURNAL
• GOODBYE NAVSECGRU
• INADVERTENT TRACKING OF "SIGHT SENSITIVE" OBJECTS

February 7, 2006

• HISTORY OF HIGHLY ENRICHED URANIUM RELEASED
• CRS, NSA AND THE QUESTION OF CONGRESSIONAL NOTIFICATION
• DOD ON IMPROVING FOIA IMPLEMENTATION
• AIR FORCE SPECIAL OPERATIONS

February 6, 2006

• SECRECY OF MINE INSPECTIONS REDUCED
• SUNSHINE WEEK ON THE WAY
• PENTAGON ABANDONS REVISION OF NUCLEAR DOCTRINE
• CIA ON REMOTE MEDICAL DIAGNOSIS (1979)

February 5, 2006

• MAU-MAUING THE CONGRESSIONAL RESEARCH SERVICE

February 2, 2006

• NATIONAL ACADEMY VIEWS BIOSECURITY, ACCESS TO INFORMATION
• THE PLAME CASE, MISSING EMAIL, AND THE PRESIDENT'S DAILY BRIEF
• CRS ON FOREIGN SCIENTISTS IN THE UNITED STATES
• CRS ON NUCLEAR WEAPONS COMPLEX RECONFIGURATION
• CRS ON AWARD OF ATTORNEYS' FEES
• SOME OTHER NOTABLE NEW PUBLICATIONS
• GORBACHEV NOMINATES 1961 SOVIET SUB CREW FOR NOBEL PRIZE

January 2006 archive

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