Court Upholds Border Gadget Searches
For any reason at all
The year saw many Americans rally behind rebels, explicitly siding with them over the government, in opposition to the powers-that-be.
Called the bamboo instruments "agricultural products"
Says it has no knowledge of "backdoor" program
In three months, less than 3 percent of tested recipients tested positive
Trying to get information about what happens to data NSA collects
Grandpa says hello, invites you to "like" page for train enthusiasts
From wedding bells to wedding cakes, gay issues were always on the cultural radar
Jacob Appelbaum ast the Chaos Communications Conference in Hamburg
Facing charges of child endangerment
Want a police state to fight crime
You thought you were telling Microsoft about your crash, you may have been letting the NSA know
Some activists looking to repeal a 2005 tribal law
Family looking for a facility not trying to pull the plug
About the government accessing customer communications
Appellate court upheld restrictions anyway
One shot a suspect who had both hands in the air and was unarmed
For harming "domestic security"
A stat to remember when others engage in fearmongering
Fourth Amendment? Is that some kind of a punk band?
A judge has ruled law unconstitutional
While the Internet can be regulated, and information can be controlled, it can only be done on an increasingly small margin, and at an increasingly high cost.
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