Times Reporting on NSA Warrantless Wiretaps

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• James Risen and Eric Lichtblau.  "Bush Lets U.S. Spy on Callers Without Courts."  The New York Times.  December 16, 2005

• Scott Shane and David E. Sanger.  "Criminal Inquiry Opens into Leak in Eavesdropping."  The New York Times.  December 31, 2005

• Eric Lichtblau and Scott Shane.  "Files Say Agency Initiated Growth Of Spying Effort."  The New York Times.  January 4, 2006.

• EDITORIAL DESK: Bob Herbert.  "The Nixon Syndrome."  January 9, 2006.

• David E. Sanger.  "In Shift, Bush Says He Welcomes Inquiry on Secret Wiretaps."  The New York Times. January 12, 2006.

• EDITORIAL DESK: Adam Cohen.  "Democracy in America, Then and Now, a Struggle Against Majority Tyranny."  The New York Times. January 23, 2006.

• Eric Lichtblau and Sheryl Gay Stolberg.  "Accord in House to Hold Inquiry on Surveillance."  The New York Times. February 17. 2006.

• EDITORIAL DESK: "Kabuki Congress."  March 6, 2006.

The following editorial is available directly through the New York Times website.

• The Public Editor.  "Behind the Eavesdropping Story, a Loud Silence."  January 1, 2006.

Media Response

Top 12 Media Myths and Falsehoods on the Bush Administration's Spying Scandal

Jay Rosen.  "Times Public Editor: Bill Keller Stonewalled Me"

Jay Rosen.  "I’m Not Going to Talk About the Back Story"

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