Congress turns away from post-9/11 law, retooling U.S. surveillance powers
Surveillance,Phone Records,NSA,Defense And Security
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Congress on Tuesday rejected some of the sweeping intelligence-gathering powers it granted national security officials after the 9/11 terrorist attacks, with the Senate voting to end the government’s bulk collection of private telephone records and to reform other surveillance policies.
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