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WASHINGTON - Al-Qaida is the leading terrorism threat to the United States followed by the nuclear ambitions of Iran and North Korea, the nation's intelligence chief said Thursday in a forum that turned into a debate on government eavesdropping.
National Intelligence Director John Negroponte tried to focus on terrorist threats, but lawmakers repeatedly returned to the uproar surrounding the National Security Agency's surveillance program.See the full content of this document
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Bush Official Defends Surveillance
West Virginia Sen. Jay Rocke-feller, the Intelligence Committee's senior Democrat, called the operations the largest NSA program within the United States in history. He accused the Bush administration of using the program politically while keepi...
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