From DemocracyNow

Eight Arrest­ed For Wear­ing Anti-War Shirt At West Point
Eight anti-war pro­test­ers will be appear­ing in court lat­er this month fol­low­ing their arrest dur­ing a recent Army-Navy bas­ket­ball game at West Point. They were arrest­ed for stand­ing in the last row of the bleach­ers wear­ing t‑shirts that spelled “U.S. Out of Iraq.” The eight activists, who includ­ed two vet­er­ans, were arrest­ed for tres­pass­ing and dis­or­der­ly conduct.

Report: GOP Down­loaded 4,600 Com­put­er Files From Dems
A three month Sen­ate inves­ti­ga­tion has found top Repub­li­can staffers sys­tem­at­i­cal­ly down­loaded over 4,600 com­put­er files from Demo­c­ra­t­ic offices. The inves­ti­ga­tion was car­ried out by the Sen­ate’s top law enforce­ment offi­cer, Sen­ate Sergeant-at-Arms William Pick­le. He made no rec­om­men­da­tions about whether to pur­sue crim­i­nal pros­e­cu­tions but said sev­er­al fed­er­al laws were like­ly bro­ken. The report iden­ti­fied two staffers includ­ing Manuel Miran­da who became Sen­ate Major­i­ty Leader Bill Frist’s top aide on judi­cial nom­i­na­tions. Both Miran­da and the oth­er staffer, Jason Lun­dell, left their Sen­ate jobs dur­ing the investigation.