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Everything done to WikiLeaks is now being done to USreporters

Data requests without a warrant. Government refusing to notify journalists they"re being spied on. Equating journalists and reporting to spies and espionage.

Potential conspiracy to commit espionage charges.

Should Disability Be Disclosed On The Job?

As federal contractors from Raytheon to Office Depot to Marriott await finalization of a rule pending from the Department of Labor requiring contractors to set hiring goals of people with disabilities we must consider some challenges the contractors may have in this.

Detroit Lions Running Back Breakdown: Full Evaluation and Depth Chart Analysis

Ever since that fateful day in 1999 when Hall of Fame running back Barry Sanders retired, the Detroit Lions have been clamoring for that home-run hitting running back.

Sure, they had James Stewart, who was good enough in his first season.

Miami Dolphins' Running Back Breakdown: Full Evaluation and Depth Chart Analysis

The Miami Dolphins have a history of fielding a good crop of running backs—from Larry Csonka and Mercury Morris to Ricky Williams and Ronnie Brown. The Dolphins will now look to field another group of top running backs.

"Dozens" of Tea Party Patriots Protest IRS Offices Nationwide

Planned protests at IRS offices across the country seemed to stall at a few dozen Tea Party people outside the Treasury Department offices in Boston, Cincinnati, San Francisco and Washington today.

The AP is not alone.

The AP is not alone. The New Yorker reports that the Justice Department has seized phone records for at least five numbers associated with Fox News and two within the White House.

Mystery Respiratory Illness Infects 7, Kills 2 in Alabama

A mystery respiratory illness has killed two people and infected five others in Alabama. All of the victims have shown signs of fever, cough and shortness of breath, but the Alabama Department of Public Health hasn't been able to identify the disease.

Are Yankees Risking Spreading Empire Too Thin with MLS Team Ownership?

The announcement in the New York Times of a Major League Soccer team owned by Manchester City of the English Premier League and the New York Yankees made headlines on Tuesday afternoon, raising the stakes for soccer and sports in an already crowded New York sports business landscape.

Denso executives to plead guilty to price fixing in Toyota case

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Two executives at Japan's Denso Corp have agreed to plead guilty to conspiring to fix prices of electronic auto parts sold to Toyota and will cooperate with an ongoing criminal investigation, the U.S. Justice Department said on Tuesday.

Kardashian Trademark Rip-Off Or Not? Seven Questions To Ask Yourself

And now we bring you the Kardashian T-shirt Controversy.  Is that logo that Khloe has been sporting a knock-off of an official emblem of the New York Department of Agriculture?