Transparency
Judge Says Wikileaks Tweets Relevant to 'Aiding the Enemy' Charges Against Manning
How did they help the U.S. government?
Stuxnet Leak Investigation Focuses on Former Vice Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff
He apparently tried to bolster the president's reputation
Intel Committee Blocks Ex-Staffer from Talking to Press About Oversight
This is not classified information
Obama Says Secret NSA Spying Program "Transparent"
Was unknown to the public until being leaked earlier this month; leaker may face treason charges
U.S. Government Increasingly Prone To Classify Information
Reducing transparency and increasing the need for employees to have security clearances
Google Wants More Ability To Disclose Snooping Requests
The company asks the feds for more leeway
Justice Department Hasn't Challenged Any Agency's FOIA Exemptions Since 2009
They're doing a heckuva job, they say
Daniel Ellsberg on Edward Snowden: "There Has Not Been in American History a More Important Leak"
He's counting the Pentagon Papers.
Our Open Surveillance 'Debate': DOJ Wants to Block Release of Secret Court Opinion
That didn't take long at all
Executive Branch Has Wide Latitude To Keep Documents Classified, Says Appeals Court
They can keep secrets, but we can't
As Bradley Manning Heads to Court, World Focus on Government Secrecy
Awkward for the administration
Obama Administration Defends Secret Email Accounts for Agency Heads
Claims it's about avoid being inundated with emails
Most Transparent Administration in History Has Secret E-mail Addresses
If you've got a million dollars, maybe they'll tell you about them
DOJ Surveillance of AP Phones Part of an Unprecedented Crackdown on News Leaks
Transparently control-freaky
Justice Dept Responds to FOIA Request With Completely Redacted Document
ACLU requested documents on government's policy of intercepting text messages
Cop Caught on Camera Withdrawing Money Using Drunk Man's ATM Card and Walking Away Had a Good Reason But Who Trusts the Police?
Milwaukee Police chief appeared to blame department's trust deficit on media, not prior police obfuscation
States Can Restrict FOIA Requests to Their Own Residents, Says Supreme Court
Because ... because
Judge: Controversial U.S. Military Training School Must Release Names of Grads
The Western Hemisphere Institute for Security Cooperation has been linked to nastiness in Latin America
Congress Backs Off Requiring Financial Disclosures by Government Officials
Suddenly, they're shy
Feds To Push Highway Rules Through Without Public Comment
Listening to the peasants is so annoying
CO Cops Encrypt Communications So Public Can't Listen In
Local newspaper won access as a watchdog
Tucson Shooting Police Reports to Be Released
The 2,700 pages of records have been kept private since the shooting
