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Now, more than ever, we need a FCC Chairman who will serve as a champion for the public interest, take on industry giants, and make the hard decisions necessary to restore American competitiveness,” said Sascha Meinrath, director of the New America ...

Anne-Marie Slaughter has worn many hats during her career — writer, State Department diplomat, Princeton University professor and dean — and her latest gig, president of the New America Foundation, begins in September. Although Slaughter's move to ...

Tamar Jacoby, head of the business coalition Immigration WorksUSA, said that the groups are trying to improve the deal in the House. “We're not trying to junk the plan. We're trying to get it improved,” Jacoby said, noting that she hadn't heard of any ...

Tamar Jacoby of ImmigrationWorks USA said that Republican lawmakers are feeling the pressure to get an agreement. “The urgency to get reform is driving them to move ahead even if business has concerns but there's also the issue of who is going to stand ...

But even though the WikiLeaks cables of 2010 included State Department descriptions of Karzai as emotionally erratic and paranoid, observers said they thought there was a method at work. “I don't think he's crazy,” national security analyst Peter Bergen ...

... Chafets with interviews and access — is using the book to counteract another forthcoming Ailes bio, tentatively titled “The Loudest Voice in the Room: Fox News and the Making of America,” by Gabriel Sherman, a contributing editor at New York Magazine.

“There is a huge difference between documents made available online like Congressional Research reports and taking down websites,” First Amendment lawyer Marvin Ammori said. “But prosecutors will probably look at what Anonymous did and use it as an ...

“They just believed they had a good strong case — that if they could explain it, they could make their case to win,” said Marvin Ammori, whose legal group Google hired in 2011 to help it think through policy issues.

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As CNN's Peter Bergen notes, the president himself makes only one cameo. “The one time the president does appear in 'Zero Dark Thirty' is in a clip from a '60 Minutes' interview in which he criticizes the use of 'torture.' By this point in the film ...