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- Simpsons 'trump' First Amendment
- Opposition to AOL's 'email tax' grows
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- Australia’s surveillance and use of military against civilian powers strengthened
- U.S., India sign nuclear deal
- Presidential Katrina briefing reveals levee sabotage
- Hu Jintao Battles For Chinese Countryside
- Negroponte: Iraqi Balkanization on Schedule
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Patriot Act E-Mail Searches Apply to Non-Terrorists
Two federal judges in Florida have upheld the authority of individual courts to use the Patriot Act to order searches anywhere in the country for e-mails and computer data in all types of criminal investigations.
