...sorts of abuses civil libertarians have warned about since Bush's so-called Terrorist Surveillance Programme was described by James Risen and Eric Lichtblau New York Times in 2005. So what's Obama going to do about it once he's sworn into office? Well...
...writes about what Obama could do to stop telco amnesty, framing his post in response to this NYT story by Eric Lichtblau and James Risen, the reporting duo who broke the illegal spying story back in December 2005. They write: WASHINGTON — President-elect...
...the habit of spending that much lucre without anything to show for it. Ok, ok, Vista notwithstanding. Eric Lichtblau and James Risen, the latter-day Woodward and Bernstein who broke the NSA warrantless wiretapping story, write in The New York Times...
...in Alexandria, Va., said that he was shown extensive phone records that documented the date and duration of conversations with James Risen, a Times reporter in Washington, and that prosecutors were trying to identify Mr. Risen’s sources. Mr. Risen is...
...that have tried to shine a light on the actions of the Bush administration are fighting to not go to jail. Case in point: James Risen, the reporter who broke the warrantless wiretapping story and who is now fighting to not go to jail after being...
Background
James Risen is a reporter for The New York Times and previously the Los Angeles Times. He has written or co-written several articles concerning United States government activities, as well as two books about the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA).
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