Lawmakers Skeptical Whether Obama Will Actually Reform NSA
Some weren't encouraged by meeting with president
Civil Liberties
Chicago Fights Gun Rights, and Loses
The city stubbornly insists on entering contests it is bound to lose.
DOD Claims Snowden Leaks Helped Terrorists
Since the report is classified, though, we cannot analyze the evidence
Yelp Ordered to Reveal Identities of 7 Anonymous Reviewers
Carpet-cleaning business in Virginia pursuing defamation claims
Lawsuit Over Wrongful Arrest in St. Louis Claims 82 Other People Spent Combined 1,397 Days in Jail on Mistaken Arrests
Man spent 58 days in jail on another man's charges; city argues he should've spoken up
The NSA Even Spies on Congress
If we fail to stop this soon, the next generation of Americans will not even know what privacy is.
Last of Fabricated 'Satanic Ritual Abuse' Prisoners Finally Freed
Texas case went back to 1992
Utah Quietly Rolls Back Asset Forfeiture Reform
Guts ballot initiative approved by voters in 2000
Merkel Accepts Invite to Visit United States
Not long after scandal about NSA surveillance of Europe
Woman in Florida Stand-Your-Ground Case in Trouble for Bond Violations
Prosecutors say she's violating home detention, but defense says she had permission for trips
Utah Will Not Recognize Same-Sex Marriages During Appeal of Ruling
More than 1,000 gay weddings performed in state since Dec. 20 decision
Petty Law Enforcement vs. the Poor
How the state's desire to manage our movement harms the poor
Effort to Repeal Calif. Transgender Law Moves Forward
Opponents want to bring rule requiring schools to accommodate student gender choice to a vote
Rep. Boehner Working on Immigration Reform 'Principles'
Will pass along outline to GOP colleagues
Computer Security Conference Loses Speakers over NSA Scandal
Company accused of taking money from agency to create backdoor for government to use
Juggalos, ACLU Team Up Against the Feds
They want the government to stop listing Insane Clown Posse fans as a "gang."
Supreme Court Hold Means Some Utah Gay Couples Aren't Legally Wed
Some waited to hold actual ceremony, and now the state cannot recognize them
Feds Urge End to School 'Zero Tolerance' Policies
Argues they help create "school-to-prison pipelines"
Air Force General Accused of Mishandling Sex Assault Cases Steps Down
Caused outrage by overturning jury conviction
NSA Looking Into How it Could Give Up Custody of Phone Data Logs
Phone companies not keen on taking them
French Court Throws Out Challenge to Veil Ban
Europe's highest court set to hear a different challenge to the law
India Orders US To Close Down Embassy Club in New Delhi
Latest escalation of diplomatic spat that began after an Indian diplomat was arrested and strip-searched in New York
Four Myths About Criminal Justice
Radley Balko makes his debut at The Washington Post.
Gabbie Giffords To Mark Anniversary of Shooting By Skydiving
The former member of Congress was shot on this day three years ago
California Legislators Introduce Bill Banning State Agencies From Working With the NSA
Bipartisan legislation
The Great Inequality Debate
Is equality of income more important than equality of justice and authority?
Group of Peers in UK's House of Lords Want To Block Law That Would Punish Being Annoying
Say it is a threat to free speech
Man Posts Video of the Alleged Police Brutality He Suffered Following 2009 Drunk Driving Arrest
Three police officers are on administrative leave pending an investigation
