NSA Responses to Snooping Revelations Skirt Edges of Outright Lying
Careful parsing is required
Careful parsing is required
A blow to the secrecy of the no-fly list
The U.S. Justice Department's announcement that it won't challenge marijuana laws in Colorado and Washington could bolster efforts elsewhere
Overruled a lower court injunction
So the government must allow a means for appeal
How requiring police to wear video cameras will protect your constitutional rights.
Underwear mistaken for a gun, according to authorities
James Clapper says he is complying with Obama's directive
Including senior Al Qaeda leaders, according to US officials
A dozen men claim assaults between the '60s and '90s
Plans to meet with her and Fort Leavenworth leadership to discuss hormone therapy
Trying to crack open all the Internet to see what's inside
She asked him to, but he faces charges
Not a First Amendment issue because unlicensed practitioners can still offer it.
Get married in Massachusetts but live in Texas and you can still file as a married couple
Edward Snowden releases some operational records
Or imperial decree, if you will
It's sort of de facto legal, now
It plans to base in Iceland, beyond U.S. reach
Really, she's just a horrible human being
An effective FU to the snoops
Doesn't give you superhuman strength or make you a cannibal
Of course you can trust them to respect your privacy
They don't benefit by association with the snoops
Many African Americans are not free, behind bars for non-violent drug crimes
South Korean newspaper Chosun Ilbo reports that Hyon Song-wol was executed by firing squad three days after being arrested
"No" vote not a good career move in some parts of the state
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