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Charles "Charlie" Savage

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Third-Party Descriptions

July 2005: "Some current and former Herald staffers accused the Herald and Knight Ridder of using the Teele tragedy to silence a nettlesome critic. A Web site launched to urge DeFede's rehiring crashed briefly after being overwhelmed with hits Thursday. The site -- which includes a petition signed by journalists such as humorist Dave Barry -- was set up by former Herald staffers Peter Wallsten, now a White House correspondent for the Los Angeles Times, and Charles Savage, now a Washington correspondent for the Boston Globe."

Relationships

Role	Name	Type	Last Updated
Employee/Freelancer/Contractor (past or present)	Boston Globe	Source	Nov 16, 2008
Student/Trainee (past or present)	Harvard University	Organization	Nov 16, 2008
Employee/Freelancer/Contractor (past or present)	Miami Herald	Source	Jul 30, 2005
Employee/Freelancer/Contractor (past or present)	New York Times	Source	Jan 25, 2013

Articles and Resources

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Jan 25, 2013	Court Rejects Obama Move to Fill Posts QUOTE: In a ruling that called into question nearly two centuries of presidential “recess” appointments that bypass the Senate confirmation process, a federal appeals court ruled on Friday that President Obama violated the Constitution when he installed three officials on the National Labor Relations Board a year ago.	New York Times
Nov 11, 2012	Officials Say F.B.I. Knew of Petraeus Affair in the Summer QUOTE: The new accounts of the events that led to Mr. Petraeus’s sudden resignation on Friday shed light on the competing pressures facing F.B.I. agents who recognized the high stakes of any investigation involving the C.I.A. director but who were wary of exposing a private affair with no criminal or security implications.	New York Times
Dec 23, 2011	Justice Dept. Cites Race in Halting Law Over Voter ID QUOTE: The Justice Department on Friday blocked a new South Carolina law that would require voters to present photo identification, saying the law would disproportionately suppress turnout among eligible minority voters....an aggressive stance in reviewing a wave of new state voting restrictions, largely enacted by Republicans in the name of fighting fraud.	New York Times
Dec 21, 2011	Countrywide Will Settle a Bias Suit QUOTE: The Justice Department on Wednesday announced the largest residential fair-lending settlement in history, saying that Bank of America had agreed to pay $335 million to settle allegations that its Countrywide Financial unit discriminated against black and Hispanic borrowers during the housing boom.	New York Times
Jul 23, 2011	Pakistan Spies on Its Diaspora, Spreading Fear QUOTE: compared with countries like China and Russia...the ISI’s operations here are less extensive and less sophisticated... Even so, officials and scholars say the ISI campaign extends to issuing both tacit and overt threats against those who speak critically about the military.	New York Times
Jul 05, 2011	U.S. to Prosecute a Somali Suspect in Civilian Court QUOTE: The Obama administration announced Tuesday that it would prosecute in civilian court a Somali accused of ties to two Islamist militant groups. The decision to fly the man to New York for trial, after interrogating him for months aboard a United States naval vessel, is likely to reignite debate about the detention and prosecution of terrorism suspects.	New York Times
Jun 12, 2011	F.B.I. Agents Get Leeway to Push Privacy Bounds QUOTE: The Federal Bureau of Investigation is giving significant new powers to its roughly 14,000 agents, allowing them more leeway to search databases, go through household trash or use surveillance teams to scrutinize the lives of people who have attracted their attention.	New York Times
Feb 10, 2011	Ex-C.I.A. Agent Goes Public With Story of Mistreatment on the Job QUOTE: He contends that the events broke up his marriage and destroyed his career, and that C.I.A. officials abused the State Secrets Privilege doctrine in an effort to cover up their own negligence.	New York Times
Jan 28, 2011	Suits on Same-Sex Marriage May Force Administration to Take a Stand QUOTE: President Obama has balanced on a political tightrope for two years over the Defense of Marriage Act, the contentious 1996 law barring federal recognition of same-sex marriages. Now, two new federal lawsuits threaten to snap that rope out from under him.	New York Times
Nov 29, 2010	In U.S. Sting Operations, Questions of Entrapment QUOTE: The arrest on Friday of a Somali-born teenager who is accused of trying to detonate a car bomb at a crowded Christmas tree-lighting ceremony in Portland, Ore., has again thrown a spotlight on the government’s use of sting operations to capture terrorism suspects. Some defense lawyers and civil rights advocates said the government’s tactics, particularly since the Sept. 11 attacks, have raised questions about the possible entrapment of people who pose no real danger but are enticed into pretend plots at the government’s urging.	New York Times
Aug 03, 2010	Lawyers Seeking Terror Suspect’s Case Sue U.S. QUOTE: A group of human rights lawyers want to stop the Obama administration from authorizing the military and the C.I.A. to kill the radical Muslim cleric Anwar al-Awlaki, an American citizen believed to be hiding in Yemen.	New York Times
Jul 03, 2010	Appeals Court Sides With Detainee QUOTE: A federal appeals court has sided with a Guantánamo prisoner whose case prompted a major internal argument among Obama administration legal advisers last year over how broadly to define terrorism suspects who may be detained without trial.	New York Times
Jun 22, 2010	Drilling Ban Blocked; U.S. Will Issue New Order QUOTE: A federal judge in New Orleans on Tuesday blocked a six-month moratorium on deep-water drilling projects that the Obama administration imposed after the massive oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico. The White House swiftly vowed to appeal the ruling.	New York Times
May 27, 2010	U.N. Official Set to Ask U.S. to End C.I.A. Drone Strikes QUOTE: Philip Alston, the United Nations special rapporteur on extrajudicial, summary or arbitrary executions, said Thursday that he would deliver a report on June 3 to the United Nations Human Rights Council in Geneva declaring that the “life and death power” of drones should be entrusted to regular armed forces, not intelligence agencies.	New York Times
May 21, 2010	Detainees Barred From Access to U.S. Courts QUOTE: A federal appeals court ruled Friday that three men who had been detained by the United States military for years without trial in Afghanistan had no recourse to American courts. The decision was a broad victory for the Obama administration in its efforts to hold terrorism suspects overseas for indefinite periods without judicial oversight.	New York Times
May 09, 2010	Holder Backs a Miranda Limit for Terror Suspects QUOTE: The Obama administration said Sunday it would seek a law allowing investigators to interrogate terrorism suspects without informing them of their rights.... [Holder] said interrogators needed greater flexibility to question terrorism suspects than is provided by existing exceptions.	New York Times
Mar 31, 2010	Federal Judge Finds N.S.A. Wiretaps Were Illegal QUOTE: A federal judge ruled Wednesday that the National Security Agency’s program of surveillance without warrants was illegal, rejecting the Obama administration’s effort to keep shrouded in secrecy one of the most disputed counterterrorism policies of former President George W. Bush.	New York Times
Aug 21, 2009	Detainees Said to Be Shown Photos of C.I.A. Agents QUOTE: he Justice Department is investigating whether three military defense lawyers for detainees at the Guantánamo prison illegally showed their clients photographs of C.I.A. interrogators...	New York Times
May 24, 2009	New Justice Could Hold the Key to Presidential Power QUOTE: “We’re losing one of the court’s strongest leaders on the side of limiting executive power to reasonable bounds. If the person who replaces Souter is different than him, the balance of power may shift.”	New York Times
Jan 11, 2009	Obama Reluctant to Look Into Bush Programs QUOTE: President-elect Barack Obama signaled in an interview broadcast Sunday that he was unlikely to authorize a broad inquiry into Bush administration programs like domestic eavesdropping or the treatment of terrorism suspects. But Mr. Obama also said prosecutions would proceed if the Justice Department found evidence that laws had been broken.	New York Times

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