Probe Launched over Fla. Teen's Death after Tasering
Collapsed after stun-gunning by police over graffiti incident
Civil Liberties
Russian Museum Curator Fired for Refusing to Censor Critical Artwork
Installed an exhibit criticizing country's authoritarian culture and Sochi Olympics
Email Service Snowden Reportedly Used Shuts Down
Rather than comply with government demands, apparently
New Zealand Looks to Legalizing, Regulating Synthetic Drugs
Hard drugs hard to come by out in the South Pacific
Single Father Suing For Three Weeks Unlawful Imprisonment for Violations of a Probation That Had Already Ended
Has filed a federal civil rights lawsuit
Two Arrested in Canadian Cyberbullying Case
Took her own life after being mocked as alleged victim of sexual assault
John Lewis Insists He Wasn't "Praising" Edward Snowden's Actions; Must Be "Condemned"
Even though he voted to defund NSA operations that were disclosed by Snowden
NSA May Be Snooping on Content of All Emails Traveling in and out of Country
Not just to or from certain targets, but about certain targets
Russian TV Station Runs Segment Criticial of Putin
Hope they've said goodbye to their loved ones
Russia, Gays, and Picking the Right Fight
Gay activists cling to a bad boycott target rather than work with a potential ally
Gay Marriage Battle Entangles Pa. Governor
Unpopular governor standing behind ban that has become unpopular
IRS Manual Described Use of Hidden DEA Evidence
Tax agency employees were told to remove any reference to tips provided by DEA group
No New Indictment for Cop Who Shot and Killed Ramarley Graham
Cop claims colleagues told him Graham had a gun
David Cameron Urges Users To Boycott Websites That Don't Deal With Abuse
Made the comments after a teenager killed herself after being bullied online
Morsi Supporters Refuse To Obey Government Orders, Stay on Streets
No sign the government is preparing to clear protest camps
Snowden's Father Says Putin Will Not 'Cave' in Wake of Canceled Meeting With Obama
Says he admires the Russian president's strength and courage
Domestic Spying Is Dangerous to Freedom
DHS, the DoJ, the DoD, the DEA, the CIA, the IRS, and the FBI are all in on it.
Burmese Demonstrators Mark 25th Anniversary of Pro-Democracy Movement
Thousands were killed during protests in 1988
As a Senator, Obama Proposed Significant Surveillance Restrictions
Now opposes them as president
Analysis: Calif. Gov. Brown's Prison Problem of His Own Making
Encouraged mass incarceration during his first terms as governor
Witness: Manning Leak Cost Hundreds of Thousands of Dollars
Military scrambled to assess impact
DC Cops Infiltrate Peaceful Protest Group
Were activists against stores buying goods from foreign sweatshops
Rep. John Lewis Praises Snowden's Act of 'Civil Disobedience'
Civil rights leader sees him following in footsteps of MLK, Gandhi, others
Cops Enter Home Through Window, Shoot Two Dogs; Saw a Footprint on a Bucket While Looking For an Unidentified Suspect
One dog had to be euthanized, the other survived, no suspect was ever found
Russian Libertarian Activist Attacked in Moscow Bar
Dragged into country's anti-gay violence
British Police Arrest Man over Twitter Threats
Public female figures targets of harassment
Researchers to Exhume Bodies at Troubled Fla. Boys Reform School
Try to identify remains at school where accusations flew of physical and sexual abuse
Fort Hood Trial Delayed as Stand-By Defense Lawyers Want Out
Say defendant deliberately trying to get death penalty and don't want to be part of it
Foster Children Put on Psychotropic Medication, Big Money for Foster Parents
67 percent of children aged 13 to 17 in Texas are on at least one psychiatric medication
NSA Snooping Could Cost Tech Companies Billions
$35 billion in lost contracts from hesitant customers over next three years
NYPD Cop Poses as Hooker, Busts Men Outside Strip Club
Nothing better to do than pursue victimless crimes?
Prosecutors Calling Eyewitness on Second Day of Fort Hood Shooting Trial
Major Nidal Hasan admitted to the shooting in his opening statement
