AIPAC Case Lingers OnSource: fas.org
In August 2005, Steven Rosen and Keith Weissman of the American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC) were indicted under the Espionage Act on the extraordinary charge that they had improperly received and transmitted classified information that was provided to them by a govern …
Ex-CIA Official Warns He Will Spill SecretsSource: The Washington Post
A former top CIA official accused of corruption and fraud is threatening to expose the identities of numerous agents and programs as part of his defense, prosecutors said.
Suing Bush: A Bizarre and Troubling TaleSource: OpEdNews.Com Progressive
An attorney's account of....gag orders, cell phones snatched, forbidden to speak on the phone, false claims of "national security" for agenda-based reasons, more....this detailed account shows us the true state of affairs, the authoritarian government which post-911 USA has becom …

This article was written by Atticus Mullikin and was originally published on the European Journalism Center's Magazine section on January 8, 2007.
French Journalist Arrested Over al Qaeda Document LeakSource: The Jawa Report
Reporters Without Bordres is, naturally, "outraged" and called the arrest "unprecedented". What's funny is how people in the media think that they should be immune from the normal legal process. Imagine if you or I were to leak classified information to the public?
Senate to cut off funding for CheneySource: International Herald Tribune
A Senate appropriations panel chaired by Sen. Richard Durbin, D-Ill., refused to fund $4.8 million in the vice president's budget until Cheney's office complies with parts of an executive order governing its handling of classified information.
Cheney Defiant on Classified Material Source: The Washington Post
Vice President Cheney's office has refused to comply with an executive order governing the handling of classified information for the past four years and recently tried to abolish the office that sought to enforce those rules, according to documents released by a congressional co …
FBI Struggles With Laptop and Gun LossesSource: US News & World Report
The Federal Bureau of Investigation is struggling in-house to prevent its own guns and laptops from getting stolen or lost, according to the Justice Department's inspector general.
Bush's Impeachable Offenses, Part 3Source: Ohmynews International
Bush illegally leaked 'cherry picked' information from a classified National Intelligence Estimate. Bush subsequently feigned ignorance of his involvement, keeping the public and the investigators from seeking accountability.
FBI: 25% of Files In Leak Cases Are 'Missing' Source: The New York Sun
SAN FRANCISCO — The FBI is missing nearly a quarter of its files relating to investigations of recent leaks of classified information, according to a court filing the bureau made last week.
Op-Ed: For administration, mum's the only wordSource: The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
The Bush administration has an unhealthy appetite for secrecy — except when disclosure is politically expedient. That's arrogant, shortsighted and condescending to the American public.
Libby: Bush, Cheney Authorized LeaksSource: The Nation
President Bush told Vice President Cheney to tell the vice president's chief of staff, I. Lewis "Scooter" Libby, to disclose highly classified information regarding Iraq intelligence in order to try and discredit legitimate criticism of the administration.
Secrecy News 01/12/06Source: fas.org
The unfortunate case of Wen Ho Lee, the Los Alamos scientist, accused (inapproriately and for political reasons) of espionage has resurfaced again.