Megan Fox Threatens to Sue Blog Over Photoshopped Nude Pic
Celebrity Jihad photoshopped her face onto a naked woman, defends itself as "blatantly satirical"
Civil Liberties
Customer Credit Card Data Stolen from Barnes & Noble
Anyone who's shopped at any of its locations since September may have had their credit card information stolen
Report: Aggressive Adware Threatening Android Users Privacy
Apps are collecting more data than they say they are to sell to ad networks and to push notifications
Mitt Romney Distances Himself From Richard Mourdock's Abortion Views
The Indiana senate candidate said "God intended" pregnancies that come from rape even though it's a "horrible situation"
North Carolina Early Voters: Electronic Voting Machine Kept Defaulting to Obama
All the complaints came from one site, the county elections director says the problem comes up every election but the machines can easily be fixed by workers
Calif. City Bans Vacation Rentals
Seal Beach will decide how residents use their own property
Conservative Oregon State Students Sue over Treatment of Newspaper
Claim university trying to keep them from distributing on campus
Phony Voter Purge Letters Appearing in Florida
Tells recipients their citizenship is in question
Court Rules Indiana Can't Cut Funding to Planned Parenthood
State can't bar abortion providers from collecting Medicaid funds for medical services.
Todd Akin Was Arrested at Abortion Protests in the '80s
Arrested at least three times, but was never charged with a crime
FTC Issues Privacy Guidelines for Facial Recognition Tech
Recommendations for companies, of course, not the government
Man Sues Police After Tussle Over Photos
Arrested for shooting pictures of crime scene that damaged his property
White House Again Invokes "State Secrets" To Block Surveillance Suit
If we're allowed to assert our rights, the nation would surely crumble
Surging Demand Overwhelms Anti-Censorship Tools
Unfortunately, fighting censors is a growth industry
D.C. Transit Authority Claimed Controversial Ads Might Cause People to Fall Off Subway Platforms
U.S. District Judge Rosemary Collyer, who earlier this month issued a preliminary injunction ordering the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority (WMATA) to start running the American Freedom Defense Initiative's controversial anti-jihad ads, recently released an opinion in which she explains her reasoning.
Company Settles Suit Over Inescapable Online Tracking
KISSmetrics even tracked people who tried to block its cookies
Guantanamo Hearing Delayed Over Cole Bomber's Attendance
Prosecutors want to force him to show up
Memo to Andrew Sullivan: You're Helping Obama Wage an Unscrupulous Drone War
It's time to stop ignoring the bad because of a perceived worse
U.N. Wants Increased Internet Surveillance
So that you fear international snoops instead of terrorists
ACLU Files Federal FOIA Request Over Domestic Drone Use
Also wants records on planned uses for UAVs
Police Brutality, Accidental Shooting Death Protested in Oxnard, Calif.
Hundreds demonstrated outside police headquarters
Amarillo, Texas Sued by Family of Man Shot to Death by Police
The city is seeking limited government immunity
How Cops "Create and Capture" Terror Talk
Spying on New York's Muslims, baiting them, and taking their words out of context.
NYPD Paid 19-Year-Old to "Bait" Muslims, Spy on Them
Paid the American of Bengali descent to take photos at mosques and collect names of people attending Muslim study sessions
Green Party Presidential Candidate Claims She Was Handcuffed for Eight Hours
Dr. Jill Stein was arrested outside the second presidential debate
Wife of Wisconsin Shooter Begged For Restraining Order Hours Before Her Death
Gun possession ban was also handed down to Radcliffe Haughton
Syria Accused of Using Cluster Bombs
Government denies using the ordnance despite photographic evidence
Kim Dotcom's Bodyguard Voices Contempt for the Police
The native New Zealander believes he was illegally spied upon and knows he was held at gunpoint
Anti-Islamic Filmmaker Remains in Jail; No Hearing Before Election
But at least he gave the administration some cover
FTC Offers Facial Recognition Guidelines
Don't expect the government to take its own pointers too seriously
