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The Fine Line Between Secrecy and Disclosure

From Snowden to Ellsberg, whistleblowers raise questions about national security, government accountability and the public’s right to know. Traducteur, Traître: This is a French idiomatic saying which makes sense. In English, it spells out “Translator, Traitor!” Basically, it means that…

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RESOLUTION 452 - SAFEGUARDING THE ELECTIONS - STC

All declarations and resolutions adopted by the NATO Parliamentary Assembly throughout 2025 presented by the Science and Technology Committee and adopted by the Plenary Assembly at the 71st Annual Session of the NATO Parliamentary Assembly held in Ljubljana, Slovenia, on Monday 13 October…

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Giant’s License Protested Over Sidewalk Blockages

Despite the existing settlement agreement’s “very explicit language” prohibiting trucks and delivery vehicles from blocking the sidewalk, Giant Food at 300 H St. NE continues to obstruct Third Street NE, Vice Chair Mark Eckenwiler reported. Giant Food is applying to renew…

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