"… federal Privacy Act of 1974, passed months later in the wake of Nixon-era spy scandals to ensure the confidentiality of personal information such as Soc …"

"… out key individuals seems laudable, all of Minnesota’s new databases and spy toys come on the heels of controversies that have dogged such investments. …"

"… innesota Joint Analysis Center through the state’s open-records laws. …"

"… traordinary mining and sharing of police intelligence, while also adopting spy methods to gather information.In contrast to Bush administration officials …"

"… ts grew — the FBI directed additional informants as far away as Texas to spy on those heading to St. Paul for the RNC. Documents show that confidential …"

"… history of conducting activities that concern civil libertarians today — spying on individuals engaged in peaceful activities. As a result of a lawsuit …"

"… officials, local civil rights and labor leaders were the subject of an FBI spy operation in the ’70s, and I know what it feels like to be the subject o …"

"… or are merely suspected of nonviolent civil disobedience. The so-called “spy files” were archived, indexed, and made available at the Denver Public L …"

"… the Central Intelligence Agency, often in the limelight with its sweeping spy powers, hasn’t had a presidentially appointed inspector general since th …"

"… er two years earlier by a former KGB major who had been part of the Soviet spy agencys ideological counterintelligence branch.The former U.S. intelligenc …"

"… . You should make some calls.” And so we did.I had been covering the big spy cases of 1985 and 1986. I didn’t really have great sources. Everybody I …"

"… recent. (The British Arabist, St John Philby, father of the notorious KGB spy Kim Philby, negotiated a deal between the Standard Oil Company of Californ …"

"… that, unless primed by intelligence from traditional agents, these massive spy libraries are doomed to fail. The problem with NSA’s purely technologica …"

"… ew-release movies.For more than six months, live pictures from U.S. aerial spy missions have been broadcast in real time to viewers throughout Europe and …"

"… meaning that anyone in the region with a normal satellite TV receiver can spy on U.S. surveillance operations as they happen.NATO, whose forces in forme …"

"… erest in persuing (sic) this matter,” he was told.Five months later, the spy plane observations were still being broadcast to Europe.The spy flights, c …"

"… later, the spy plane observations were still being broadcast to Europe.The spy flights, conducted by U.S. Army and Navy units and AirScan Inc., a Florida …"