Civil Liberties
Colorado Town Mulls Licensing Bounty Hunters to Shoot Down Drones
Not quite fish in a barrel
New Abortion Restrictions Could Send Texas Women to Mexico For Cheap OTC Abortion Pill
Misoprostol's known as "the pill that brings a woman's period back" in Mexico
Life-Strangling Laws from the Unelected
Lawyers are making a killing off barber shops and bars with poor claims of inequality.
You, Too, May Be Suing the National Security Agency
Coalition of groups fights mass data collection as a threat to freedom of association
Former Senator E-Mails Snowden: You've Done the Right Thing
Gordon Humphrey served two terms in the Senate as a Republican representing New Hampshire from 1979 to 1990 after defeating a three-term incumbent
Obama: Ray Kelly "One of the Best There Is"
NYPD chief being pushed as a possible Homeland Security nominee for the presdient
Microsoft to Holder: "Personally Take Action" to Let Company Disclose How It Responds to NSA Data Requests
Attorney general's busy bullying states over their self-defense laws
British Spy Agency Did Not Break Laws When Using US Data, Says Parliament
GCHQ has used data gathered by PRISM
Putin Does Not Believe Russian Relations With US Will Be Harmed if Snowden is Granted Asylum
Says bilateral relations are more important than "squabbles"
4 Reasons to Reject Federal Charges Against George Zimmerman
Obama wants us to respect the jury's verdict. He should too.
Eric Holder Calls for End of "Stand Your Ground' Laws
Though they had nothing to do with Zimmerman case
Microsoft Wants to Reveal More Info About NSA Data Requests
Letter to attorney general says "the Constitution itself is suffering" due to secrecy
Rand Paul, Ted Cruz Join Push for Military Sexual Assault Case Changes
Trying to remove the chain of command from investigations
Everybody Sues NSA over Surveillance
Broad coalition joins Electronic Frontier Foundation's lawsuit
In Crackdown, Turkish Police Arrest 30 Over Protesters
Skip that vacation to Istanbul
Banning Advice Columnists in the Name of Occupational Licensing
Kentucky takes First Amendment violations to the extreme.
Feds Break Promise To Ease Challenges to Warrantless Wiretapping
They keep surveillance secret so nobody has a chance to object
California Courts Won't Block Gay Marriages
Last bid by social conservatives in that state
More IRS Officials Called Before Congress Over Targeting Scandal
Plenty of explaining to do
Irish Officials Intercept Domestic Phone, Internet Traffic
Everybody wants into the snooping game
Spain Apologizes to Bolivia for Closing Airspace
The country kowtowed to the US in an effort to nab Edward Snowden
Ticket for Flashing Headlights Leads to First Amendment Lawsuit
It's communication, coppers
Newspaper Reporter Arrested, Phone SIM Card Stolen by Detroit Police
The department is investigating, for what it's worth
Jodi Arias Lawyers Trying to Toss Findings That Make Her Eligible for Death Penalty
Convicted of murdering boyfriend
Down Syndrome Man's Aide Warned Police Before They Killed Him While Trying to Pull Him Out of a Movie Theater
Told them he'd freak out if they touched him; police were working private security
Privacy Group Wants FTC to Investigate Jay-Z Samsung Album App
Too much data collection, they say
Rod Blagojevich Appeals Conviction at Last Minute
Lawyers filed just before a midnight deadline
