Apparently they have according to this wired article:
“The U.S. Army has ordered soldiers to stop posting to blogs or sending personal e-mail messages, without first clearing the content with a superior officer, Wired News has learned. The directive, issued April 19, is the sharpest restriction on troops’ online activities since the start of the Iraq [...]

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It is official.  The FCC now wants to be able to go after Jack Bauer, Gil Grissom, Horatio Caine, and Mac Taylor.  My dislike for this is explained in a post at GOPProgress.com, but I will reiterate a couple of points here.
1. As Don Surber has put it so many times in the past month, change [...]

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The Washington Post’s opinion on Judge Agenda’s ruling:
“THE NATION would benefit from a serious, scholarly and hard-hitting judicial examination of the National Security Agency’s program of warrantless surveillance. The program exists on ever-more uncertain legal ground; it is at least in considerable tension with federal law and the Bill of Rights. Careful judicial scrutiny could [...]

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John at Stop the ACLU has the info.
“When the ACLU wins a case against the Boy Scouts, the public display of the Ten Commandments, veterans memorials, and other symbols of American history and heritage guess who pays them? You do! However, there is current legislation going before the Senate Subcommittee on the Constitution, as well [...]

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