Take That Fifth
SCOTUS and self-incrimination
Civil Liberties
Yellowstone Investigating Shooting Death of 3-Year-Old in Park
Mother said toddler managed to shoot herself somehow
Tech Firms Seek Permission to Release More Federal Data Inquiry Info
Government's behavior is breeding mistrust of companies
George Zimmerman Taken into Custody over Gun-Related Matter (Updated)
Wife called police; says she threatened him with gun
Man Indicted for Homicide After YouTube Confession Video
Involved in deadly wrong-way collision in Ohio
From Abortion to Transportation, Unnecessary Regulations Cripple Individual Liberty
Tell the government busybodies to back off.
Facebook Delays Privacy Policy Change After Activist Groups Petition FTC
Policy change would allow Facebook to use your name and profile picture for commercial purposes
Justice Department Subpoenas Records From Michele Bachmann's Husband's PAC
Investigating alleged illegal coordination between Bachmann's presidential campaign and her husband's PAC
Obama Administration Eased Restrictions on NSA
Bush must have exercised telepathic mind control
Rise of the Antiwar Libertarians
Rand Paul and Justin Amash have principles that trump party politics. That's exactly why they are the best hope to stop an American war on Syria.
The U.S. Must Not Be The World's Policeman
Decades of interventionist foreign policy have eroded our freedom without making the world a safer place.
The Civil Rights Movement's Unsung Hero
For Bayard Rustin, human rights activism was never about solidarity with his own group but about freedom, justice and dignity for all
Privacy Activists Demand To Know Which Encryption the NSA Cracked
Media outlets know but suppressed the information
Federal Judicial Appointment May Go to FBI Official Linked to Abusive Surveillance
For the Obama administration, that's a feature, not a bug
Tech Firms Express Shock at NSA's Attacks on Encryption
Microsoft, Yahoo say they were unaware of what feds were doing
Arizona Woman on Death Row to Be Released, Retried
Accused of killing son, but no evidence other than testimony of detective whose honesty is in doubt
Obama: US Will Address Complaints of Spying of Mexico, Brazil
Met with countries' presidents
Yahoo Issues First Transparency Report
Lists government requests for info for first six months of 2013
NYC Cop, Brothers Charged with Trying to Sell Military-Grade Weapons to Philippines
They didn't have a permit
Mexico City Considers Allowing Marijuana Smoking Clubs
The capital hosted a three-day forum on drug policy
Gun Applications Surge Before Strict New Laws in Maryland
State police had to increase staff to handle all the applications
Al-Shabab's Twitter Account Suspended For Second Time
The Somali militants' Arabic Twitter feed is still live
California Slides Down Slippery Gun Control Slope
The latest bad ideas from the Golden State.
