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Larry Klayman is a former Justice Department prosecutor and the founder of Judicial Watch and Freedom Watch. His latest book is “Whores: Why and How I Came to Fight the Establishment.”

My Salute to Joseph Farah and WND

May 11, 2017

We celebrate the 20th anniversary of WND with congratulations and a well-deserved tribute to its founder Joseph Farah and its dedicated staff and contributing authors. Today, the American news media have been turned upside down. WND has been one of the leaders in an unexpected and surprising transformation. Today, the historic role of a vibrant free press has been taken over by dedicated news outlets like WND once dismissed as experimental “new media.” The fossilized[…]

Editorials

The Dark Intelligence State and the Judiciary

March 19, 2017

This morning I turned on Fox News only to watch Rep. Peter King of New York trash some in the Republican Party and the so-called “far right,” undoubtedly meaning yours truly, over our outrage over the apparent misuse of the nation’s intelligence agencies to not only wiretap President Trump and his associates, like Gen. Michael Flynn, but also to conduct surveillance on the populace as a whole. Apparently, King has spent too much time in[…]

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Thomas Mitchell is a former newspaper editor who now writes
conservative/libertarian columns for weekly papers in Nevada.

Editorials

Obama has the nerve to lecture journalists

April 13, 2016

President Obama lecturing journalists on how to do their jobs is like Goldfinger lecturing James Bond. This past week Obama presented a journalism award along with a 30-minute speech at the Newhouse School of Public Communications at Syracuse University. In it he bemoaned the vulgar rhetoric and circus atmosphere of the current political campaign and talked about how important it is for professional journalists to do their jobs. “Part of the independence of the Fourth Estate is that it is[…]

National

Reaction to Obama’s NSA speech ranges from lukewarm to skeptical

January 22, 2014

President Obama has set new surveillance policy in response to National Security Agency spying unveiled by Edward Snowden. Critics aren’t convinced that it will make much difference. By Brad Knickerbocker As experts and advocates wade through the details of President Obama’s big speech on the National Security Agency, reviews are decidedly mixed. There’s something for everybody to like — and to dislike, it seems. Matt Sledge at the left-leaning Huffington Post writes, “For Snowden, whose[…]

Featured · National

10 top stories Americans followed in 2013

December 31, 2013

Here are 10 top stories Americans followed in 2013, ranked by respondents to a Christian Science Monitor/TIPP poll according to the percentage who said they followed the story very closely. It was a year of stormy headlines in 2013, from the fierce partisan rancor surrounding “Obamacare” to the emotionally charged divisions over guns, gay marriage, and race — as well as the devastating weather that afflicted the nation’s heartland. But 2013 also saw some new[…]

National

Federal judge rules NSA data sweep an ‘indiscriminate and arbitrary invasion’

December 18, 2013

The judge, ruling in an ongoing civil lawsuit, ordered the NSA to stop collecting the plaintiffs’ telephone metadata, saying the intelligence gathering likely violates Fourth Amendment privacy guarantees. By Warren Richey In a forceful rebuke of the government’s controversial collection of telephone metadata, a federal judge in Washington has ordered the National Security Agency to stop collecting bulk call information on two individuals and to destroy any metadata already collected about them. U.S. District Judge[…]

National

Why the tech giants are now uniting against US surveillance

December 11, 2013

Technology firms like Google and Facebook on Monday called on the U.S. government to curtail its online surveillance. If users no longer trust them, such companies could face big problems. By Harry Bruinius NEW YORK — The corporate giants of technology are urging the U.S. government to change its surveillance ways — and leading the way are the primary architects of the social networks now generating a distinctly modern mingling of commerce, selfies, and status updates. On[…]

Commentary

Did the U.S. hack into the UN and spy on EU?

August 28, 2013

According to NBC news, a German magazine reported Sunday, August 25, 2013, that the National Security Agency secretly monitored the United Nations’ New York headquarters by hacking into the organization’s video conferencing system. The weekly Der Spiegel cited documents provided by former U.S. intelligence contractor Edward Snowden that show the European Union and International Atomic Energy Agency were targets of the U.S. spying effort. The NSA was able to crack the coding of the U.N.’s[…]

General

IRS manual detailed DEA’s use of hidden intelligence evidence

August 14, 2013

Details of a U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration program that feeds tips to federal agents and then instructs them to alter the investigative trail were published in a manual used by agents of the Internal Revenue Service for two years. The practice of recreating the investigative trail, highly criticized by former prosecutors and defense lawyers after Reuters reported it this week, is now under review by the Justice Department. Two high-profile Republicans have also raised questions[…]

Editorials · Our Point of View

America needs its freedom, liberty and democracy back

July 3, 2013

The “regular whistleblower”ere is no doubt in our minds, or anyone’s mind for that matter, that in the 237 years of being a nation we have seen lots of changes.From abolishing slavery, to women being allowed to vote — and then moving on to becoming part of the political world in practically, if not actually, an equal way, and in many cases even becoming superior in their roles to their male counterparts — we’ve seen the[…]

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