Cops Won't Let Journalist Take Pics of Ugly Government Buildings, Because 9/11!
Maybe they're self-conscious? Or maybe, "You are suspicious and we are in a post-9/11 word."
Maybe they're self-conscious? Or maybe, "You are suspicious and we are in a post-9/11 word."
Says he's now against use of violence
Prosecutors say that the fraud has cost taxpayers millions
Complaints about prison treatment
Fell several hours after 9/11 terrorism attack
Was building a network to carry out attacks before being captured and sent to Guantanamo Bay in 2002
Say they didn't intend to cause offense
Comments made on 9/11 on the FAN
His way of protesting 9/11
Timing considered insensitive
With smoke and flames and everything. Probably not a good idea.
Christie gets in touch with his inner Maureen Dowd.
Already collected nearly $5 billion for construction
Owners of World Trade Center cannot demand more money from their insurance companies
Making life slightly better for travelers may not be enough to overcome the bureaucratic imperative: When in doubt, do nothing.
As we grow more secure, our tolerance for any remaining risk, or even any potential risk, gets smaller.
When government changes the law to suit the demands of the people when they are weeping, it fundamentally undermines our freedoms.
We may tell ourselves we don't let terrorists change us, but history indicates otherwise
A bipartisan deficiency in transparency
Defense lawyers worried government is listening in on confidential discussions
A decade of frantic overreaction and wasteful, destructive policies based on the false promise of perfect safety
Of course, the TSA would have caught em quick
A federal judge has ruled Anthony Shaffer has standing to sue on first amendment grounds over the censorship of his book
References dumping of Osama's body, drone strikes
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