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Health technology bill could weaken privacy
Saturday February 11, 2006By Jon Dougherty -- A measure currently under consideration in the House could weaken medical privacy by granting the federal government authority to preempt state laws, according to critics of the bill. The Institute for Health Freedom says the "Health ...

Big mouths in Congress inhibit secret-sharing
Wednesday February 08, 2006By Jon Dougherty -- As the Senate Intelligence Committee continues its probe into a controversial National Security Agency eavesdropping program, a former Pentagon official says the Bush administration has found it increasingly difficult to share top-secret information with Congress out of fear it will b ...

Minuteman ally injured in protest sues city
Saturday February 04, 2006By Jon Dougherty -- A public interest law firm has filed suit against the California city of Baldwin Park, its mayor, some council members and a pro-illegal immigration publication for their alleged role in harming a senior citizen who was protesting what she viewed as an anti-American monument. Th ...

Another armed incursion on U.S.-Mexico border
Thursday February 02, 2006By Jon Dougherty -- An American law enforcement officer and news crew in Texas have witnessed another armed incursion into the United States by men dressed in Mexican army attire, the second such incident in just two weeks. As before, several men dre ...

Bush slammed for scant mention of border issues
Thursday February 02, 2006By Jon Dougherty -- Immigration reformers and some lawmakers yesterday criticized President Bush for his State of the Union Address over what they viewed as his lack of attention to a range of problems associated with border issues. Bush's use of the widely televised annual forum Tuesday to push hi ...

NYC shares lab results without consent
Wednesday February 01, 2006By Jon Dougherty -- A mandatory program adopted by the New York City Board of Health last month to monitor blood sugar records in the name of diabetes prevention is being carried out without patients' knowledge and informed consent, according to city officials. In addition, patients are not free to ...

Border Patrol warned: Brace for violence
Friday January 20, 2006By Jon Dougherty -- Federal officials say Border Patrol and other federal agents working chronic drug-smuggling routes along the ...

Foreigners depressing American wages?
Wednesday December 28, 2005By Jon Dougherty -- A new report says foreigners granted temporary visas to work in the United States are paid far less than their American counterparts, despite a federal law requiring employers to provide them with fair compensation. The Center for Immigration Studies ...

Passed immigration bill 'will secure our borders'
Wednesday December 21, 2005By Jon Dougherty -- The National Football League's first-round draft picks don't always live up to their teams' expectations. Sometimes players who initially looked promising lack an instinct for the game on the professional level, aren't able to compete in a more aggressive environment, or they simply w ...

Border Patrol fears conflict with Mexican military
Monday December 19, 2005By Jon Dougherty -- Border Patrol agents stationed along the nation's southwestern frontier increasingly are fearful of encountering armed and potentially hostile military units from Mexico. Also, agents say, officers are hamstrung in their response, citing concerns the U.S. government is often too ...

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Jon E. Dougherty is a Missouri-based writer and the author of "Illegals: The Imminent Threat Posed by Our Unsecured U.S.-Mexico Border."

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