Armed Drones May Be Programmed to Act Autonomously
Well, that's nice and scary
Five other women step forward according to attorney
Officer walks away and refuses to take report
Small agency lures folks in from elsewhere in order to arrest them, take all their stuff
Abu Anas al-Libi, who was captured over the weekend and is suspected of being involved in the 1998 attacks on U.S. embassies, is being held on the USS San Antonio
Not happy about "the corruption that is destroying America"
Believe the proposals to be "flawed"
Free speech left wanting
Clapper flip-flops, furloughs workers
Americans not the only ones reportedly snooping on Brazil
One nugget: "most of those who commit sexual abuse in detention are corrections staff, not inmates."
"Democracy does not go on hold because there is not a contract," says councilmember pushing ordinance to establish independent review
How banning gay marriage encourages big-government thinking.
The age of easy leaks is here to stay, no matter what happens to Julian Assange.
Trying to placate EU officials
The state has become entwined in our lives, and we are much worse off because of it
The thing that's gotten crazier in America is the way people react to craziness.
What Obamacare and the latest NSA scandal have in common.
Deadly force "not necessary"
New York state's latest attempt to help sex slaves will also punish sex workers
More than $150,000 in a fund set up in his name
Actively targeting social media posts
Right to work law gives him the option
I believe "When they feel like it" has been the answer these days.
Got the whole PowerPoint treatment
Arousing sex offenders and measuring their erections is a "routine" part of probation.
Freed after judge overruled conviction
Last states to do so
For "questionable or prohibited language"
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