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Op-Ed: On-line poker goes on outside the USA as FBI war continues

An update on the FBI's war against on-line poker from a slightly irreverent viewpoint, and a perspective on poker outside the USA.
In the Media by Alexander Baron

Op-Ed: Absolute and Ultimate – Poker sites quit US for good Special

A short report on the continuing difficulties faced by poker sites in the wake of the FBI seizure of their domains and freezing of their assets.
Digital Journal Report by Alexander Baron - 3 comments

Op-Ed: Poker players fighting back against the FBI Special

An article concerning the banning of on-line poker in the United States, and the seizure of domain names and bank accounts by the US authorities.
Digital Journal Report by Alexander Baron - 3 comments

Op-Ed: DoJ connection to Chamber's Wikileaks plot deserves a closer look

The recent revelation of the Wikileaks plot and collusive smear campaign by the U.S. Chamber of Commerce is not surprising, but the implication of the U.S. Department of Justice is, and that warrants a closer look.
In the Media by Bill Lindner - 1 comment

Op-Ed: Kids not the only bullies of kids

Writing a personal opinion column sometimes requires revisiting unpleasant experiences and looking at them in the context of current events.
In the Media by John David Powell

Op-Ed: How President Obama is Damaging Race Relations in America

For taking sides in the Gates case without knowing all the facts, Obama is taking a great deal of heat from across the political spectrum, including other blacks. Yet this is not the first time Obama has taken sides in a heated racially-tinged affair.
In the Media by Johnny Simpson - 19 comments

DC Voting Rights Bill Could Further Be Derailed By DOJ Split

The political battle to grant voting representation in Congress for Washington DC continues to rage on. This time, the Justice Department is being thrown into the mix. It could complicate things further.
In the Media by Can Tran

DOJ's Legal Counsel Picks Offer Change From Bush Years

During the eight years of the Bush administration, the U.S. Justice Department's Office of Legal Counsel became the epicenter of allegations of ideological hiring practices, political manipulation and the source of memorandum's on detainment and torture.
In the Media by Sadiq Green

Obama '08 Urges DOJ to Quash McCain Ads - McCain Comes Back Strong

Barack Obama is asking TV stations and the DOJ to stop a recent ad campaign produced by the American Issues Project. A McCain spokesperson fired-back with some choice tough talk: "...how many of us are friends with unrepentant former terrorist bombers?"
In the Media by Maggie M. Thornton - 15 comments

DOJ Audit Concludes Top Aides To Gonzalez Discriminated Against Applicants

According to the conclusive reports of an internal audit of the Justice Department, it has been revealed that two top aids to then Attorney General Alberto Gonzalez discriminated against applicants for not being either Republicans and/or conservatives.
In the Media by Can Tran
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An Illegal President

Many people have made a great deal of noise and some a great deal of money insisting that former President George W....
Jan 6, 2012 by sumdume - 6 comments

Of Chrissy Lee Polis, Minority Politics and Matthew Shepard

Earlier today I discovered the fact that Chrissy Lee Polis, the victim of the vicious assault at a Baltimore McDonald's...
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