Patriot Act: truth, security, and oversight in balance
Paul Rosenzweig argues the Patriot Act expanded information sharing and aided prosecutions against terrorists while noting no proven abuses. He cites Reno and Ashcroft praise, cases from Portland Lackawanna and San Diego, and urges continued oversight to prevent overreach as some provisions expire next year.
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Media fails in terrorism reporting and alarms needed
A 9 11 commission critique cites early media downplaying of terrorism and notes pressures from politics money and a 24 7 news culture that hindered urgent coverage. The piece warns that future threats like suitcase nuke risks may require stronger media alertness and accountability.
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