Whitewashing History at The New York Times
Robert Taft, Joseph McCarthy, and Ted Cruz
Attempt to use copyright to shut down criticism backfires magnificently
Because they have special rights
In the Gayborhood section of Philadelphia
"Just don't mention the Second Amendment"
Up 10 percent in last decade, was at 12 percent in 1969
Constitution free zones?
Half of the advice is solid
Instead of confirming Jeh Johnson, the Senate should abolish DHS.
Richard Cohen catches up with the rest of us
Autopsy ruled the death a homicide by asphyxiation
White House says the U.S. has begun review of intelligence gathering
uProxy and "Project Shield" service
Face up to 10 years in prison
Is Sen. Feinstein just simply unable to read the mood on privacy right now?
More lip service about that balance between security and privacy
Except the numbers are still extremely low
For businesses, not the governments, of course
But for procedural reasons, not Constitutional problems
And not to say nice things, of course
Protecting victims is important, but broad laws threaten everyone's free speech.
Forced labor and lack of rights for women cited
Der Spiegel reports Calderón's email was hacked
"The call-records program is not surveillance"
Such as drones and license plate readers
Le Monde reports that the NSA spied on millions of French phone calls
And helps explain a benefit of school choice.
If you want to know how unhinged and divorced from reality political correctness has become, look no further than the controversy over sports teams with offensive names.
"A colossal, expensive failure that projects a 1970s-era DMV experience into cyberspace."
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