Napolitano says balance liberty and security in terrorism fight
Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano argues the United States must trade some civil liberties to bolster national security as homegrown terrorism grows and online recruitment expands. She cautions the balance is complex and context dependent, noting First Amendment protections while calling for targeted legal tools to monitor Internet recruitment.
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Kagan emails show politics shaping policy at Clinton White House
New disclosures from the Clinton era reveal Elena Kagan, then a domestic policy aide, prioritizing political considerations over policy. The release, ahead of her Senate Judiciary Committee hearings, paints Kagan as driven, opinionated, and techniques-minded, with notes critiquing a president’s Isaiah quote and recalling tension with religious and gay groups.
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