White House Edits to Privacy Board's Report Spur Resignation

The Bush administration made more than 200 revisions to the first report of a civilian board that oversees government protection of personal privacy, including the deletion of a passage on anti-terrorism programs that intelligence officials deemed "potentially problematic" intrusions on civil li...
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John Solomon and Ellen Nakashima

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