NZ Officials Deny They Helped US Spy on Journalist
Just the latest local snooping kerfuffle
Civil Liberties
New Zealand Denies Spying on Journalist With Help From US Agencies
Government says there is no evidence to support the claim made by the New Zealand-based Sunday Star-Times
Military Judge Still Deliberating in Bradley Manning Court Martial
Army private who leaked classified information to Wikileaks facing life in prison
Weiner Spent $45K To Investigate Twitter Hacking Claim He Made Up
Hasn't dropped out of race for New York Mayor
Former NSA Counsel: Europeans Far More Likely To Be Spied on by Their Governments Than Americans
As if the fact it could be worse makes American surveillance any better
Fast-Food Workers To Walk Out, Demand Doubling of Pay
Workers at McDonald's, Burger King, Wendy's and KFC in seven cities participating
Twitter Urged To Tackling Trolling After Feminist Activist Receives 50 Sexually-Abusive Tweets an Hour
Caroline Criado-Perez petitioned to have women featured on British bank notes, prompting the abuse
Glenn Greenwald Defies NSA To Deny Snowden's Claims Under Oath
Will testify via video link before Congress on Wednesday
Egypt's Interim President Says PM Can Grant Military the Right To Arrest Civilians
At least 72 killed in demonstrations over the weekend
Sen. Wyden Says Americans Should Be Worried Their Calls, Texts, Web Browsing History Can Be Stored
Says "Under the Patriot Act, the government's authority to collect is essentially limitless"
Resisting the Surveillance State
Limiting surveillance to individuals who are actually being investigated is not a radical idea.
Rand Paul Responds to Chris Christie
New Jersey governor not happy about the "strain of libertarianism" being seen in both parties
Mother of Man Who Police Say Shot Himself While Handcuffed in Cop Car Suing
Police investigation found no wrongdoing
What Did You Do During the War on Terror, Daddy?
Reps. Justin Amash and John Conyers tried to protect the Constitution. Barack Obama, not so much.
Congressional Surveillance Supporters Get Big Defense Bucks
Twice as much campaign financing donations as the opposition
Study Suggests 'Stop-and-Frisk' May Encourage Youth Crime
If you're going to be treated like a criminal anyway
Two Guantanamo Prisoners to Be Sent to Algeria
President will be meeting with Yemeni leader to maybe send some guys back there
Snowden's Dad Unhappy with Congressmen Trying to 'Demonize' His Son
Proud of him for "sharing the truth" with the public
Trayvon Martin's Mother Calls for Action Against 'Stand Your Ground' Laws
Which had nothing whatsoever to do with her son's death
Rand Paul to Chris Christie: Talk to More Americans
Thinks N.J. governor is out of touch about how public views surveillance
Supreme Court's Favorability Drops Below 50 Percent
First time in nearly three decades of polling
Lawsuit Alleges That Pittsburgh SWAT Team Engaged in Gang-Style Retaliation
"You think you can get one of ours and we won't get one of yours?"
Prosecution Rests in Whitey Bulger Case
Six weeks of testimony against alleged Boston mobster
French Parliament Lifts Ban on Insulting President
A man was once fined for insulting Sarkozy.
IOC: 2014 Olympic Visitors Won't Be Subject to Russia's Anti-Gay Laws
They've received "assurances"
Couple Challenges Kentucky Gay Marriage Ban
Were legally married in Canada and want recognition
Pennsylvania Republican Slams Obamacare Data Hub After Voting in Support of NSA Data Collection
Big government for some, big government for others
