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By Ivan Couronne
January 12, 2015 3:39 PM
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surveillance revelations.
The law triggered unprecedented expansion of electronic and
telephone surveillance powers -- an intelligence dragnet that
today is under intense dispute, as Western nations including
France contemplate how to improve security in the wake of
deadly attacks in Paris.
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Representatives voted 357 for and 66 against the law, while the
Senate approved it 98-1, overwhelming bicameral support.
Congress set some of the measures to expire four years later.
Bush at the time called the law "essential not only to pursuing
and punishing terrorists, but also preventing more atrocities in
the hands of the evil ones."
"Section 215,"
used by the
National Security
Agency to
dramatically
expand its
surveillance
programs,
including in the
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- Secret surveillance While Congress passed the Patriot Act, President Bush
launched a secret program allowing intelligence agencies to
conduct wiretapping and internet monitoring of
communications without a court order, as a means of thwarting
plots on US soil.
"I authored the Patriot Act, and this is an abuse of that law,"
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- Congressional oversight Under pressure from the American public, Obama backed
reforms that would amend the Patriot Act.
But a bid by House lawmakers to curb NSA bulk data collection
was blocked in the Senate last November, setting up a
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Green to Grizzlies in
three-team trade
Jeff Green and Russ Smith are
headed to the Memphis Grizzlies
in a three-team NBA trade that
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was in the works for days before
it was confirmed on Monday.
Memphis acquired forward
Green from the Boston Celtics
and guard Smith from the New
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pick uphigh-tech workers
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Republican and
Democratic senators introduced legislation on
Tuesday that would make it easier for high-tech
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Korean peninsula"
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suspend its annual military exercises with South
Korea
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nuclear tests.
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