Texas Drops Subpoena Regarding Tweets About Abortion Law
Probably had enough ridicule
Probably had enough ridicule
Tax information may have been inappropriately shared
CNN reports extensive measures being taken to prevent leaks on Benghazi
Up 40 percent in the first six months of this year
Says it is "nothing more than a despicable PR stunt"
Good luck defining it, let alone policing it
She gets 20,000 euros for her troubles
Blogger who got on the wrong side of theocrats
What filter goes best with human rights abuses?
For developers to reach 800 million monthly mobile users
Getting approved wasn't the only battle
Seriously? The whole language sounds like a string of curses.
Hasn't dropped out of race for New York Mayor
Caroline Criado-Perez petitioned to have women featured on British bank notes, prompting the abuse
A man was once fined for insulting Sarkozy.
Political speech is a right, not a privilege
The stuff they're supposed to block is already underground
Things are a little hot at home
The judge seems skeptical of the agency's stance
See how long he keeps that gig
So the joke turned into a real protest and a mini-scandal
Demonstrations in his support are forbidden without permission
Source provided classified info for book
In the last few days co-founder Josh Williams and the head of U.S. sales have announced that they are leaving
Outrage machine is outraged
Trying to get the lefties out of academia sounds like a doomed, and stupid, cause
Coalition of groups fights mass data collection as a threat to freedom of association
Kentucky takes First Amendment violations to the extreme.
Plenty of explaining to do
It's communication, coppers
Thanks to Twitter, we are now all Mystery Science Theater 3000
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