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An FBI agent told superiors that his friend Jill Kelly was subjected to e-mail harassment.

Is the Government Reading Your Email?

An FBI agent told superiors that his friend Jill Kelly was subjected to e-mail harassment.

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An FBI agent told superiors that his friend Jill Kelly was subjected to e-mail harassment.

David Petraeus, Paula Broadwell… and You

An FBI agent told superiors that his friend Jill Kelly was subjected to e-mail harassment.

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As a share of the state's economy, Governor Brown says, the  $86 billion state budget  he signed today is lower than any since 1973. There are massive cuts in core services.

The State Budget: Balanced or Not?

As a share of the state's economy, Governor Brown says, the $86 billion state budget he signed today is lower than any since 1973. There are massive cuts in core services.

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