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SECRECY NEWS
February 2010 ArchiveMarch 2010 archive
February 22, 2010
- MOVING BEYOND "A DECLASSIFICATION SYSTEM THAT DOES NOT WORK"
- SOME BELATED ANSWERS ON ELECTRONIC SURVEILLANCE
- FINANCIAL TURMOIL, AID TO PAKISTAN, AND MORE FROM CRS
February 16, 2010
- PUBLIC INPUT ON OPEN GOVERNMENT SOLICITED
- MILITARY INTELLIGENCE PROFESSIONAL BULLETIN
- NO U.S. CITIZENS ON CIA HIT LISTS
February 8, 2010
- SENATE HOLDS, FILIBUSTERS AND THE "NUCLEAR" OPTION
- CONGRESSIONAL PROFILES
- CRS ON AL QAEDA AFFILIATES, RUM TAXES
February 5, 2010
- LIMITING KNOWLEDGE IN A DEMOCRACY
- TWITTER IN CONGRESS, AND MORE FROM CRS
- THE STATE SECRETS PRIVILEGE, AND MORE HEARINGS
- OSC VIEWS DEFENSE WEBSITES IN TAIWAN
February 2, 2010
- MOMENTUM GROWS FOR PRIVACY & CIVIL LIBERTIES BOARD
- CLASSIFIED OUTREACH TO MUSLIM WOMEN
- SOME MORE NEW CONGRESSIONAL HEARING VOLUMES
January 2010 archive
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