Monday, November 23, 2009

Alex Kingsbury

U.S. is Striking Back in the Global Cyberwar

As the United States steps up its cyberattacks, it finds training technowarriors isn't so easy. more >>

Moves to Seize Mosques Spark Outrage

The Feds allege the Alavi charitable foundation has ties to Iran. more >>

Wofford Terriers Coach Mike Ayers Helps His Players Win On and Off the Field

The college football coach in Spartanburg, S.C., stresses brains and brawn in his Wingbone offense. more >>

Supreme Court Weighs Juvenile Life Sentences

Should juvenile offenders face life behind bars? more >>

Obama Slower Than Bush to Confirm Justices

President Obama has made 26 lower court nominations but only four have been confirmed. more >>

Military Contractors and the Perils of Outsourcing War

Allison Stanger discusses One Nation Under Contract. more >>

New Mental Health Policy Came Days Before Fort Hood Shooting

Three days before the shooting rampage, Lt. Gen. Robert Cone issued a new mental health policy. more >>

FBI Says Top Scientist Sold Secrets

A sting operation targeted Stewart Nozette, a former NASA scientist who helped find water on the moon. more >>

Federal Officials Revamp Illegal Immigrant Program

Changes to the program will rein in local immigration enforcers. more >>

Eve Ensler: <em>Vagina Monologues</em> Playwright Tackles Violence Against Women

Through her words and deeds, she earned a spot as one of America's Best Leaders. more >>

David Robinson: Former NBA Player Turns to Education

The Admiral is one of America's Best Leaders because of his work with the Carver Academy. more >>

Supreme Court to Decide Hot Button Issues

The Court will look hear cases on life sentences for minors, a cross on federal land, and more. more >>

Photo of Obama and Spain's First Children Causes a Stir

The White House backtracks on the photo of the gothic-clad teenagers, but not before it goes viral. more >>

A Simple Plan for Killing al Qaeda

Howard Clark discusses How You Can Kill al Qaeda more >>

Postmaster General: Six-Day Mail Delivery Doesn't Make Sense

John Potter also says he is considering shutting down more facilities. more >>

CIA Works to Limit Number of Contractors

Government contractors are key (and controversial) players inside the world of intelligence. more >>

CIA Memo Reveals Flaws in Waterboarding's Legal Justification

The memo shows the technique used didn't follow the legal guidelines for "enhanced interrogations." more >>

Holder Names Prosecutor to Probe CIA Abuse Allegations

The attorney general selects Assistant U.S. Attorney John Durham for the position. more >>

Michael Leiter Works to Keep Tabs on Terrorists

The head of the National Counterterrorism Center's work is little known but deadly serious. more >>

U.S. Postal Service Fights for Survival

The bad economy and the shift to electronic communication could lead to the death of snail mail. more >>

Details of IRS Deal With UBS Expected Friday

The government is trying to crack down on Swiss bank accounts and other offshore tax havens. more >>

Janet Napolitano's Tough Job at Homeland Security

Everything from terrorism to tornadoes falls under Napolitano's department. more >>

A Smooth Road Ahead for Sotomayor

Democrats appear to have the votes to put her on the Supreme Court. more >>

Declassified Documents Reveal KGB Spies in the U.S.

Alger Hiss, Elizabeth Bentley, and Bernard Redmont are the subjects of scrutiny. more >>

Sotomayor Hearings Will Focus on Gun Rights

Sen. Jeff Sessions said the Second Amendment is a likely topic for the second day of hearings. more >>

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