No News is Private News "I did not have sexual relations with that woman, Ms. ... As a reporter I am ethically required to report the news I learn and let the readers decide for themselves how important the information is. ... In the brief time I was unsure of what to do with the newly learned information, I considered the arguments for the editor who decides to cover up the affair and not publish a revelation of this situation. ... If in fact the investigation yields information that other unlawful actions were taking place in her office, the public may never have been brought to light ...

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The NSA collected different types of information. ... Almost all information is private information, which can be a factor to prove whether or not the NSA violated the Americans' right. ... (Bill of Right am.4) The American people have a right to keep their information private, and deny "unreasonable searches and seizures" ("Bill of Right" am.4). ... Judge Pauley, a Clinton appointee to the Southern District of New York, states that the private information, which was protected in the Fourth Amendment, should be balanced against the government need, and this balance ...

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The information that we are given about our political figures is becoming ridiculous. We can read in the paper about such private information as how the Presidential candidates scored on their physical exams. ... Infidelity should be a matter that is dealt within a family and should not become public information. The extreme scenario was seen when President Clinton was impeached due to infidelity in his private life. ... They have infringed upon the private lives of those political figures claiming that the publics right to know is greater then those leader's right to a private life. ...

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In other words the government has the ability and legal right to weaken any secure private network by installing a secret pathway into a private system and accessing that system with its own password. ... Since the Patriot act the Government ceased public immigration hearings and also withheld "sensitive information" by either removing the information from government web sites or just not informing the public. This is an attack on our freedom of information. ... If a person does have something they want to keep private it's none of my business and neither the governments. ... Hu...

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Many Americans don't have the financial resources to put their children into private schools, and because typically both parents are working, they can't be home-schooled either. ... The Federal Department of Education was created in 1979 to collect information on schools and teaching that would help the States establish effective school systems. ... These requirements are "establish learning standards, create annual assessments to measure student progress in reading and math in grades 3-8 and once in high school, set a level at which students are considered proficient in tested areas...

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It is a non-profit, web based organization thats goal is to "bring important news and information to the public .'' ... All of this information was provided to me right from the Wikileaks page. ... Popular sites, newspapers, and data bases post information gained from wikileaks . ... They claim these government documents are private for a reason . ... Wikileaks simply gives americans access to government information, while the government hasn't lost any power due to these leaks . ...

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This reality brought around the need for change, the need for a more organized and cooperative information sharing between the US government. ... The Department of Homeland Security would mobilize and focus the resource of the Federal Government, State and local governments, the private sector, and the American people to accomplish its mission (Bush). ... It would ensure that all aspects of border control, including the issuing of visas, are informed by a central information-sharing clearinghouse and compatible databases (Bush). ... Information Analysis and Infrastructure Protection is th...

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An important part of becoming an effective social worker includes understanding social policies. In order to better understand these policies it is necessary to become familiar with elected officials on all levels. An understanding of the policies and the elected officials will also put social worke...

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I decided to go with a high ranked U.S Marines solider: Private First Class Mike Watkins. ... The information I was receiving was not just one sided. ... I also found some helpful books with a variety of information in them. ... Finally, I found most of my information in the electronic database. ... Overall, I found a lot more information than I thought I would. ...

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Unlike the private debts, there are also promises to pay such benefits such as Social Security, Retirement Pensions and the national debt. ... Sixth, lower the cost of health care for small businesses and working families through Association Health Plans, tax-free Health Savings Accounts, Medical Liability Reform, and health information technology. ... Recently Bush proposed adding $1 trillion to the national debt to fund the cost of shifting to partially privatized Social Security system. ...

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The CIA and the White House were secretly withholding from Congressional Committees all information concerning the Iran initiative and the Contra support network. Although the NSC was not so authorized, the NSC staff secretly became operational and used private, non-accountable agents to engage in covert activities. ... A substantial portion of those profits ended up in the personal bank accounts of the private individuals executing the sales - while the exorbitant amounts charged for the weapons inflamed the Iranians with whom the United States was seeking a new relationship. ...

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The CSC was also responsible for college recruitment, public relations, and job information (Cipolla, 1996, p. 17). ... The program was designed to retain senior managers who have the experience necessary to run an effective agency, but who were often lured to private industry. ... Among the changes that CSRA brought was the establishment of a merit pay system which was designed to mirror the pay-for-performance standards in private industry. There are inherent problems with such a program since private industry has proven standards (often tied to financial performance) by which employees c...

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The American spirit of "Manifest Destiny" which had remained unbroken since the founding of the Republic reached one of its peaks at the end of the nineteenth century. The years following the Civil War had seen a steady preparation for this. In 1867, for example, William H. Seward, Secretary of Stat...

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(Bennett 119) To understand that most U.S. reporters not only have lost sight of real journalism is to also realize that those same reporters sometimes knowingly hide the truth beneath many lays of non-important information. ... Most Americans receive their news from privately owned television stations while in the Middle East almost all television station there are government owned and regulated. ...

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Terrorism has been a term that has long been a definition and example of daily life of other countries in our world for a dramatic period of time. But to the United States of America, this term was something that most citizens of this great country took for granted and felt confident that they would...

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Two of our most fundamental rights granted under the constitution are the right of due process of law, and the right to counsel: Amendment V No person shall be held to answer for a capital, or otherwise infamous crime, unless on a presentment or indictment of a Grand Jury, except in cases arising in the land or naval forces, or in the Militia, when in actual service in time of War or public danger; nor shall any person be subject for the same offence to be twice put in jeopardy of life or limb; nor shall be compelled in any criminal case to be a witness against himself, nor be deprived of ...

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President Bush approved a plan that allows the government to try suspected terrorists in private, without the normal laws of a fair trial. ... The trials may take place in the U.S. or on naval ships (either way the trials are private), hearsay can be used as evidence, the defendant doesn't have the right to challenge the evidence, and may not even get a lawyer of his choice. ... e closed to present classified information, but intelligence offices, not their secret sources, take the stand, and their testimony can be challenged as hearsay" (Tyrangiel, 66). ...

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In one particularly striking scene, when Garrison is speaking with "Man X," one of Garrison's main sources of information, the Washington Monument looms in the background. ... Instead of making a movie reporting what the journalists discovered, All the President's Men delivers an interesting account of "how they discovered the information on Watergate" (Toplin, 181, 183). ... When the Garrison Report was released, it was also revealed that he had bugged potential witnesses" phone lines and attempted to tape a private conversation among three N.B.C. news reporters. ...

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They were conceived by the military to give real time information to troops fighting on the ground and give them an eye in the sky to help them find the enemy. ... They have become more stealthy, have a longer range, and have been equipped with weapons.They also have become a viable option for local law enforcement and private companies. ... Companies can use it to get information on their competitors. ...

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Specially, he proposed more financial aid to private schools. The reason as to why this did not benefit racial minorities was because in the South, private schools were dominated by Caucasians while the North was dominated by Catholics (231). ...

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