The New York Times dropped a bombshell on the country last week. One of its correspondents, James Risen, reported that the Bush administration has enabled the National Security Agency to eavesdrop on American citizens, without a warrant, in certain situations.  Tara Ross wonders what we are to make of this charge? Is the NSA program justified by the extreme necessity of war, or is it an inexcusable breach of our civil liberties?

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