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Attorney general: NSA spy program to be reformed
January 17, 2007 Alberto Gonzales said the controversial domestic surveillance program will now be overseen by a secret court in Washington.Attorney general: Bush blocked review of spy program
July 18, 2006 Alberto Gonzales also presses for controversial law that would permit secret court to review NSA spy program.Gonzales talks immigration in Silicon Valley
July 21, 2006 Attorney general touts Bush plan to ease some immigration restrictions and create new "digital" ID cards.Gonzales pressures ISPs on data retention
May 27, 2006 In private meeting at the DOJ, attorney general and FBI director pressure Internet providers to record their customers' activities.Gonzales: NSA may tap 'ordinary' Americans' e-mail
February 6, 2006 During Senate hearing, attorney general declines to offer reassurances about a secret surveillance program.Attorney general to talk data retention with new Congress
January 18, 2007 Alberto Gonzales says it's critical to ensure that law enforcement is able to get its hands on subscriber data from ISPs.Terrorism invoked in ISP snooping proposal
May 31, 2006 Attorney general said Internet providers must retain records of Americans' activities to help in terrorism fight, CNET News.com has learned.Attorney general mum on spy program court orders
January 18, 2007 At Senate hearing, Gonzales casts doubt on whether more details will be publicly disclosed about administration's latest surveillance plans.Gonzales: ISPs must keep records on users
September 20, 2006 Attorney general, other witnesses ask Congress to force Internet service providers to follow customers' activities.Industry, others object to data retention
May 31, 2006 As feds begin talking about requiring ISPs and others to store data on customers, critics point to technical, security and privacy challenges.White House discloses details on surveillance
February 9, 2006 After pressure from allies, White House relents and divulges to congressional panel details of how spying is done.Bush allies defend NSA surveillance
January 24, 2006 As lawsuits appear and hearings are set, President Bush and allies go on the offensive over the domestic surveillance program.Week in review: Keeping watch over Web surfing
June 2, 2006 U.S. attorney general invokes fight against terrorism in bid for more data on who's using the Internet.Feds uncloak the Patriot Act
April 5, 2005 As debate begins on portions of the law set to expire, officials summarize how the "sneak and peek" provision has been used.Feds: Details of ISP snooping haven't been decided
January 23, 2007 DOJ attorney says there has been no "official" decision on what data providers might be required to retain or for how long.Congress may make ISPs snoop on you
May 16, 2006 Proposed law targets bloggers, search engines, and Web sites that might "facilitate" access to unlawful pornography.Week in review: The spying game
February 10, 2006 Attorney general didn't reveal much about controversial eavesdropping program, but White House gave details.DOJ, Net firms fail to agree on data retention
June 2, 2006 No agreement on forcing Internet companies to store data on Americans is reached at meeting, participants say.NSA eavesdropping: How it might work
February 7, 2006 Attorney General Gonzales plays it mum, but others offer insights into the agency's surveillance options.Court date set for Google lawsuit
January 27, 2006 Judge sets court date for Google's attempt to fend off Justice Department's subpoena for millions of search terms.
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