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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 2013

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3

Venezuela Hold Still Open For Snowden Asylum

Venezuela offered asylum to Edward Snowden but no formal acceptance has been announced. Moscow sources and WikiLeaks say Snowden has not officially accepted Maduro’s offer, while reports from Vesti and officials add confusion. Snowden remains in limbo amid travel document hurdles and transit-zone delays at a Moscow airport.

Moscow WikiLeaks NSA Edward Snowden Venezuela Nicolas Maduro Snowden Alexei Pushkov Kremlin All News Rossiya 24 Vesti Vesti 24 Maduro

Former judge questions NSA panel independence and turnout

A former federal judge on the secret FISA court says the body is independent but flawed because only the government's side is effectively represented. James Robertson, who served 2002 to 2005, urged balanced hearing and questioned if the court should grant broad legal approval for surveillance amid disclosures by Edward Snowden and a national oversight review.

Washington National Security Agency James Robertson Robertson Federal Oversight Board Barack Obama FISA NSA Edward Snowden Snowden Obama U.S. Privacy and Civil Liberties Board New York Times George W. Bush Bush

Comey Says Waterboarding Is Torture Despite Earlier Authorization

James Comey, Obama’s FBI director nominee, testified that waterboarding is torture and illegal, though he authorized it as deputy attorney general under Bush. He noted difficulty in judging legality due to vague statutes, and faced questions from Democrats and rights groups about his role in enhanced interrogation.

Washington James Comey Barack Obama FBI George W. Bush Comey Senate Judiciary Committee Bush Richard J. Durbin Illinois Sheldon Whitehouse Rhode Island Senate Bush Administration John Ashcroft Ashcroft White House NSA Obama

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