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Senate Republican Conference Message of the week, August 4, 2006 – “The nation is enjoying sustained job creation and robust economic expansion under Republican leadership, despite inflation concerns and high energy costs. The economy is making progress, with 19 consecutive quarters of economic (GDP) growth and 35 consecutive months of jobs gains producing more than …
The Economic Effects of Recent Increases in Energy Prices, July 2006
“You can watch Wi-Fi TV in most places around the world (including the USA) for free on any Internet enabled device.”
Press release: Pragmatic Americans Liberal and Conservative on Social Issues, August 3, 2006 Full report (30 pages, PDF)
“Office of Personnel Management (OPM) survey of the Federal workforce designed to examine attitudes and actions towards planning for retirement.” June 19, 2006 (PDF)
DHS Must Address Significant Security Vulnerabilities Prior To TWIC Implementation (Redacted), OIG-06-47 (PDF, 36 Pages), August 3, 2006.
Special Report: Letter on TSA’s FY 2005 Financial Statements, OIG-06-48 (PDF, 15 Pages), August 3, 2006.
Press release: “Senator Olympia J. Snowe (R-ME), Chair of the Senate Committee on Small Business and Entrepreneurship, today introduced the “Small Business Information Security Act of 2006,” (S. 3786) legislation that will create the “Small Business Information Security Task Force” within the Small Business Administration to help small businesses both understand the information security challenges …
“CDT today urged lawmakers to reject legislation that would force Internet speakers to place government-sanctioned warning labels on a broad range of online content. “Mandatory labeling of legal online content under threat of criminal sanction is ineffective, unwise, and unconstitutional,” CDT wrote in a pair of letters sent to the leaders of the Senate Commerce …
Following up on the controversy of the FBI case involving demands for Connecticut library patron records, last night AP reported that Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg ordered the release of all records related to the FBI NSL gag order and Connecticut librarians.
From Inside Politics – Press release: “South Korea climbs to top rank in global e-government…The United States ranks fourth, behind South Korea, Tawain and Singapore.” Global E-Government Full Report, 2006 Note from the report’s author, Darrell M. West: “Due to the number of requests for raw e-government data on individual city, state, federal, and foreign …
Inside Politics press release: Seventh Annual State and Federal E-Government Study – “Texas and New Jersey are best states for American e-government.” State and Federal E-Government Full Report, 2006