Patriot Act surveillance provisions extended in nick of time

Reuters by Reuters | May. 27, 2011 (News)

The US Congress, racing the clock and rejecting demands for additional safeguards of civil liberties, passed a bill on Thursday to renew three expiring provisions of the anti-terrorism Patriot Act. Barack Obama, who is in Europe, signed it into law short Full Story »

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