Princeton Police Department Insists It Won't Cooperate on Federal Immigration Enforcement
Now stop cooperating with their drug war plox
Civil Liberties
How Can the NSA Spy on Merkel, the Pope, the U.N., and the Rest of Us?
The federal agency is out of control.
British Authorities Claim Snowden Leaks Will Help Pedophiles
That is a pretty desperate claim
Deputies Arrest 'Photography Is Not a Crime' Editor for Recording Them
Seem to think that photography is indeed a crime
Senator Pushing Drone Privacy Bill
Would require law enforcement officials to get warrant for surveillance
Death Sentence Upheld in NH Cop-Killing Case
Would be first execution in the state since 1939
Dutch Groups Sue over NSA Data-Sharing
Collection of lawyers, privacy advocates and journalists
University to Investigate NYPD Police Commissioner Hecklers
Booed off over pro-stop-and-frisk lecture at Brown
Apple Releases Transparency Report of Government Data Requests
As much as the feds allow them to say, anyway
Second Case of Man Anally Probed Following Traffic Stop Uncovered
No consent or search warrant
FBI Monitored Antiwar.com Over Mistaken Threat
Site passed along hacking threat to FBI. FBI thought Antiwar.com was threatening to hack them.
Supreme Court To Consider Constitutionality of Opening Government Meetings With Prayer
Appeals court in New York found prayers before town board meeting to be unconstitutional
Husband of Jailed Pussy Riot Member Says He Hasn't Been Able To Contact Her in Two Weeks
Nadezhda Tolokonnikova is serving two years for hooliganism
German Parliament's Intelligence Committee Calls For Investigation Into Alleged British Spying
British ambassador was summoned yesterday
Portland, Maine, Three Towns in Michigan Vote to Legalize Recreational Marijuana
All by healthy margins
Chinese Officials Broadcasting Confessions on State TV Before Trials
Move criticized by legal scholars
The 10th Amendment Is Not a Treaty Violation
A chemical weapons law threatens liberty by undermining federalism.
New Zealand Passes Email, Phone Surveillance Law
Forces telecommunications companies to allow intelligence agencies to access emails, phone calls, and texts
"Aussie Taliban" Asking US Court To Overturn Guantanamo Conviction
David Hicks' lawyers say he pleaded guilty under duress
TSA Union Calls for Armed Employees; Everybody with Common Sense Recoils at the Idea
Perhaps the TSA should strive harder to behave in ways that don't fill Americans with rage?
Angolan Teen Jailed For Printing T-Shirts Calling President a Dictator Begins Hunger Strike
Charged with insulting the president
German Foreign Ministry Summons British Ambassador Over Spying Claims
Responding to reporting from The Independent
Appeals Court Vacates Murder Conviction of Missouri Man Against Whom State Has Weak Case
Claims he's innocenct--eyewitness and alleged accomplice recently recanted testimony
NJ Parents Suing Chris Christie Over Gay Conversion Therapy Ban
Want to "treat" their teen son
Continental Human Rights Court Rules Chile Should Pay $32,000 to Victim of Pinochet Government
First ruling in favor of a victim of the Pinochet regime
Read Reason's Complete November 2013 Issue
The end of pot prohibition in Colorado, how to break an American city, the scientific case for decriminalization, and more.
Congressman Asks Instagram to Stop Its Users from Selling Guns
Wants them to follow the lead of other online sites
Half of Adult Twitter Users Follow News Through Social Media Platform
Typically on mobile devices
St. Louis Routinely Jails the Wrong People
100 misidentified people stuck behind bars for a total of 2,000 days across seven years
Bill Preventing Anti-Gay Job Discrimination Passes Senate Hurdle
Prospects in the House not so good
