Egyptian Army Kills Pro-Morsi Protesters
Three dead, dozens wounded
Civil Liberties
Snowden Sends Out New Asylum Requests
According to WikiLeaks, he's sent out applications to six more countries
911 Tapes Released in Case of College Student Assaulted by Liquor Cops
They thought her water was booze and jumped her like she was a terrorist
Missouri Governor Vetoes Ban on Enforcing Federal Gun Laws
Would have made it a crime, which might have caused some issues with the Supremacy Clause
Report: Whites Frisked by NYC Police More Likely to Have Guns, Drugs Than Minorities
And yet Bloomberg says even more minorities should be searched
Oliver Stone Praises Ed Snowden as a Hero
Calls it a "disgrace" that Obama administration is chasing Snowden rather than fixing laws
Independence Day Celebrates a Nation Founded on the Right Ideals
Why the U.S. is still prosperous.
Costa Rican Legislature Accidentally Legalizes Gay Marriage
Didn't read it before they voted for it. President can still veto
EU Threatens To Suspend Data Sharing Agreements With the US
Recent revelations causing outrage on the other side of the Atlantic
Wendy Davis vs. Kermit Gosnell: Our Stupid Abortion Debate
Don't expect the press or politicians to care much what most Americans think about abortion.
UN Concerned About Arrest of Members of Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt
Arrested after recent coup
France Also Spies on Phone and Internet Use
Honestly, nobody thought better of the French government
Report Reveals Civilian Casualties of U.S. Drone Strikes in Yemen
These are real people
Egyptian Protesters Furious at Obama Administration's Support for Morsi
Pick your allies more carefully, Barry
Nevada Cops Commandeer Private Homes, Arrest Residents for Objecting
Congratulations, officers, on managing a Third Amendment violation!
Cutting U.S. Military Aid to Egypt Could Be More Helpful Than All the Military Aid It's Gotten So Far
U.S. is threatening to cut military aid after a military coup, but military aid's a big reason for Egyptian woes in the first place
EU to Vote Whether to Suspend Data-Sharing Agreement with US
Over revelations from NSA spying scandal
The Surveillance State Isn't Coming—It's Already Here
The national Panopticon is a messy work in progress, but it's already in place.
Courts Disagree on Rules for Warrantless Cell Phone Tracking
They're all over the map, just like the phones
US Postal Service Recording Exterior of Mail for Law Enforcement
There's no escape from surveillance
