Personal Liberty News Desk Archive
FBI Wonders If FISA Court Leaked; Kids Ask Prez To Spy On FOX News; Dems At Sea On Surveillance Scandals; House Frets Over EMPs; Lil’ Hitler? Kim Jong Un Gifts Mein Kampf: Tuesday Morning News Roundup 6-18-2013
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SCOTUS Axes Arizona Voter Law; 8th Grader Faces Year In Jail Over NRA Shirt; Muppets Add Inmate; TSA Agent Shouts At Teen For Outfit; And More: Personal Liberty Digest ™ P.M. Edition 6-17-2013
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Obama’s Expensive War On Pot; Benghazi Reporter Hacked; Public Has Lowest Recorded Confidence In Congress; FBI Director Has No Idea Who’s Doing What: Personal Liberty Digest ™ P.M. Edition 6-14-2013
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Government And Private Information Sharing Common; Obama Announces America Turning Queer; Paul Sees War On Christians At Home, Abroad; House Votes To Limit Indefinite Detention; And Allying With Al-Qaida: TGIF Morning News Roundup 6-14-2013
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Americans Side With Whistle Blower; D.C. Cops Need Constitution 101; NSA Targets Terror, Defendants Target NSA Data; NYC Hates 3-D Guns; And Obama’s African Adventure: Personal Liberty Digest ™ P.M. Edition 6-13-2013
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Political Exodus Over Obamacare; Syria’s Burgeoning Death Toll; Plutus Fails Greece; DHS Stocking Up On Riot Gear; Congressional Dems Want Kibosh On IRS Probe; And More: Thursday Morning News Roundup 6-13-2013
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Afghan Lawmakers Demand That Civilian Shooting Suspect Be Tried In Country
Afghan lawmakers expressed anger Thursday over the move by the U.S. to fly an American soldier accused of killing 16 civilians out of the country to nearby Kuwait, noting that Kabul should not sign a strategic partnership agreement with Washington unless the alleged perpetrator faces justice in Afghanistan.
U.S. Unemployment Claims Drop
The number of Americans claiming new jobless benefits fell back to a four-year low last week.
Cameron, Obama Meet To Discuss State Of World Affairs
President Barack Obama is welcoming British Prime Minister David Cameron to the White House with all of the pomp of a State visit as the allies stress their unity in dealing with conflicts around the globe.
Panetta Arrives In Afghanistan After Shooting Rampage
Secretary of Defense Leon Panetta arrived in Afghanistan on an unannounced 28-hour visit to speak with American troops and officials from the country regarding the state of operations following the alleged shooting of 16 civilians by a U.S. soldier.
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