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September 2007 Archive

October 2007 archive

September 28, 2007

• ISOO DIRECTOR LEONARD TO STEP DOWN
• SOME CRS REPORTS ON DEFENSE POLICY
• KNIGHT FOUNDATION SEEKS INNOVATIVE IDEAS FOR NEWS

September 26, 2007

• STATE DEPT CLASSIFIES REPORT ON IRAQI CORRUPTION
• IN PRINT: ENEMIES OF INTELLIGENCE
• SYRIAN NUCLEAR SCIENCE BIBLIOGRAPHY
• SELECTED CRS REPORTS

September 19, 2007

• US EMBASSY IN BAGHDAD SEES WIDESPREAD IRAQI CORRUPTION
• GUIDELINES ON FBI CONFIDENTIAL SOURCES
• FAS IS MOVING

September 17, 2007

• PSYCHOLOGICAL OPERATIONS TEST MILITARY APTITUDE
• SUPREME COURT IS ASKED TO REVIEW STATE SECRETS CASE
• SELECTED CRS REPORTS

September 12, 2007

• DoJ: NEW SURVEILLANCE LAW COULD BE "MISCONSTRUED"
• LEGACY OF ASHES: A REJOINDER
• SELECTED CRS REPORTS

September 10, 2007

• LEAKS LED TO IMPRISONMENT OF SOURCE, CIA SAYS
• PRESIDENT'S DAILY BRIEFS MAY BE WITHHELD, COURT RULES
• DOMINICAN REPUBLICAN RATIFIES CTBT
• NEW REGULATION ON ARMY COMMAND STRUCTURE
• WORLD LAW BULLETIN

September 4, 2007

• DOD UPDATES POLICY ON INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITIES
• ARMY WARNS AGAINST "FALSE IMPRESSIONS" OF INFORMATION SHARING
• SECRECY REPORT CARD 2007
• CONGRESS AND THE INTERNET, AND MORE FROM CRS

August 2007 archive

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