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January 3 - 2010 Key House Vote: Intelligence Authorization

February 7 - Suddenly, Cairo Gets Complicated

February 14 - GOP's Patriot Act Extensions Falter Amid Concerns About Privacy

March 14 - Authorization Bill Targets Leaks by Federal Employees

March 14 - Extension of Anti-Terrorism Powers Moves in Senate

March 21 - Government Lacks Plan for How to Deal With Terrorist Enemies

March 21 - Senate Panel OKs Intel Bill 'Similar' to House Version, But It Would Require Confirmation of NSA Director

April 18 - A Privacy Committee of None

May 9 - A Troubled Alliance Faces Its Toughest Test Yet

May 9 - For Spy Agencies, a Rare Public Victory

May 16 - CIA Jobs Intact, House Passes Authorization

May 16 - House Panel Backs Renewal Of Patriot Act

May 30 - 2012 Appropriations -- Homeland Security: Concern Persists Over Disaster Readiness

May 30 - Fiscal 2011 Intelligence Bill Clears, While Fiscal 2012's Gets Started

May 30 - With Deadline Near, Anti-Terrorism Provisions Extended for 4 Years

June 13 - Fighting a War on Shifting Sands

June 20 - Mueller: Should He Stay Or Should He Go?

June 20 - Senate Panel Republicans Cite Constitutional Concerns In Their Opposition to Bill to Extend FBI Director's Term

June 27 - Petraeus Wants Discussion on Emergency Interrogation

July 4 - Petraeus Confirmed as CIA Director; Marine Corps General to Replace Him in Afghanistan

July 25 - FBI's Mueller Gets Senate Nod to Extend Term

August 1 - Post-9/11 Security Centers Now Face Budget Threats

August 1 - Senate Panel Tight-Lipped on Details Of Spy Reauthorization Measure

August 8 - Authorization Squeezes Spy Budgets; Hold Placed Over Surveillance Power

September 5 - The Full Cost Of 9/11

September 12 - Veto Threat Looming, House Deletes Two Provisions in Intelligence Bill

October 10 - Veil of Secrecy Makes It Hard to Identify Intelligence Cuts

October 17 - Five Questions for Amy B. Zegart, Senior Fellow, Hoover Foundation

December 12 - Bill to Toughen Espionage Penalties Advances

December 22 - Cleared Intelligence Legislation Would Cut More Than $1 Billion