FBI to Fire Dissident Agent: Veteran Criticized Hamas Probes (Post, April 23, 2005)

Fake Hospital Inspectors Probed: FBI Investigates Incidents at Facilities in Boston, Detroit, L.A. (Post, April 22, 2005)

Report Criticizes OMB Oversight of IT Projects (Post, April 21, 2005)

Bolton Often Blocked Information, Officials Say: Iran, IAEA Matters Were Allegedly Kept From Rice, Powell (Post, April 18, 2005)

Web Censors In China Find Success: Falun Gong, Dalai Lama Among Blocked Topics (Post, April 14, 2005)

Consumers Not Told Of Security Breaches, Data Brokers Admit: Senators Push for Notification Law (Post, April 14, 2005)

LexisNexis Data Breach Bigger Than Estimated: 310,000 Consumers May Be Affected, Firm Says (Post, April 13, 2005)

States Scramble To Protect Data: Dozens of Privacy Bills Introduced After Spate of Security Breaches (Post, April 9, 2005)

Panel Urged to Review Passenger Screening: Security System Raises Privacy Concerns (Post, April 7, 2005)

Nuclear Plants Are Still Vulnerable, Panel Says (Post, April 7, 2005)

Papers Say Leak Probe Is Over (Post, April 7, 2005)

Congress Urged to Renew Patriot Act: Minor Changes Would Address Concerns, Gonzales and Mueller Tell Senate Panel (Post, April 6, 2005)

Patriot Act Changes to Be Proposed: Gonzales Will Seek to Respond to Critics, Get Law Renewed (Post, April 5, 2005)

A Trail of DNA and Data (Post, April 3, 2005)

Keeping Social Security Numbers Safe (Post, April 4, 2005)

Net Aids Access to Sensitive ID Data: Social Security Numbers Are Widely Available (Post, April 4, 2005)

Privacy Advocates Criticize Plan To Embed ID Chips in Passports (Post, April 3, 2005)

File-Sharing An Out-of-Office Experience (Post, March 31, 2005)

Air Passenger Screening Program Behind Schedule (Post, March 29, 2005)

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