Members of Congress Send Google Letter Asking for Answers Regarding Privacy Concerns
Headset will allow user to capture video
Headset will allow user to capture video
The U.S. government's full-court press may be stalled
You let politicians on here and not hookers?
That's a lot of hassling
Pro tip: Any time you try to "balance" freedom, freedom loses
You probably shouldn't get too hopeful
The head of the agency's tax exempt and government entities division takes one for the team
Revives issues already addressed in the government's failed attempt to control encryption software
Not that there was a good reason to live in Maryland before the stupid law
Remaining video may go public soon
Says new rules could force the place to close
And that was a ... security risk?
Feeling a little pressure, Eric?
With all of the fun, probing questions you'd expect
Which isn't the same as not knowing of abuses
Call for guns that technologically can be used only by their owners
Trust us! We said we were angry, didn't we?
Nothing like being the target of a broad records hunt to get their attention
Say they were told that they had to promise not to picket Planned Parenthood
Why does it have the capacity to undermine free speech in the first place?
Presumably with plenty of abuseable exceptions
A little self-interest works wonders.
Man claims he was beaten and tasered
Says he still has video evidence of the abuse
What about the IRS? the DOJ?
Tossed his post-conviction appeal; man claims innocence,
Allegedly claimed responsibility for Boston bombing
Coordinated a liaison with another soldier, allegedly
Can't request a record if it's been destroyed
The New Yorker's Strongbox is based on Swartz's DeadDrop
According to the Constitution, the president's first job obligation is to preserve, protect and defend the Constitution.
No surge of non-profit applications when scrutiny began
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