This is an important hearing on one of our most cherished open government laws, the Freedom of Information Act, or FOIA.
We wanted to demonstrate that we wanted freedom of information whether we have a Republican or a Democratic administration.
That is worrisome.
Oh, Senator Grassley raises a very good point.
American citizens have a right to understand when their life can be taken by their Government absent due process.
It would be good to hear from the Attorney General that he will be releasing such an opinion today.
We are concerned, some of us, that the Department may inappropriately apply the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act.
We have worked hard to fight fraud and corporate wrongdoing.
Turning away from excessive sentences and mandatory minimums for nonviolent offenders would be a good start.
It was nice to actually have Senators do things together on both sides of the aisle, and the country is better off for it.
This week is the anniversary of 'Bloody Sunday,' when voting rights marchers, including now-Congressman John Lewis, were beaten by State tro...