Privacy

Nanny State

DEA Quietly Builds Its Network of License Plate Scanners

J.D. Tuccille | 7.11.2012 3:06 PM

Politics

Drone Code of Conduct Says and Accomplishes Nothing

Calvin Thompson | 7.10.2012 3:05 PM

Policy

FTC Will Fine Google $22.5 Million, the Largest Fine in Agency History, According to WSJ Report

Peter Suderman | 7.10.2012 2:05 PM

Politics

The Dark Side of Anti-"Swiss Bank Account" Politics

Democratic Swissophobia is hurting patriotic, middle-class Americans.

Matt Welch | 7.10.2012 9:20 AM

Politics

Police Ask for More Cell Records, Oregon May Vote to Legalize Pot, "Fast and Furious" Suspects Named: P.M. Links

Scott Shackford | 7.9.2012 4:30 PM

Nanny State

Keep Your Data Safe From Snoopy Officials at the Border

J.D. Tuccille | 6.27.2012 4:35 PM

Nanny State

As Demands for Identification Grow, Fake IDs Get More Sophisticated

J.D. Tuccille | 6.26.2012 3:00 PM

Politics

Pocket Rat

Cellphone tracking

Jacob Sullum | 6.24.2012 9:12 AM

Nanny State

If You Have a License Plate, You're Going To Be Tracked

J.D. Tuccille | 6.22.2012 2:38 PM

Nanny State

Government Still Says It Can't Be Sued for Snooping

J.D. Tuccille | 6.7.2012 4:37 PM

Policy

On the Verge of Serving His Jail Sentence, Dharun Ravi Apologizes

Jacob Sullum | 5.30.2012 12:17 PM

Policy

Ray Kelly Outlines Measures to Curtail the Illegal Police Stops He Says Are Not Occurring

Jacob Sullum | 5.25.2012 3:21 PM

Nanny State

J.D. Tuccille Sounds Off About Cops Tracking Your License Plate

J.D. Tuccille | 5.25.2012 1:08 PM

Politics

The Lighter Side of Electronic Monitoring

History shows the benefits of positive reinforcement for Ankleted-Americans.

Greg Beato | 5.24.2012 4:30 PM

Nanny State

A Skin Deep Big Brother Proposal

Matthew Feeney | 5.23.2012 3:30 PM

Politics

Is That a Spy in Your Pocket?

How warrantless cellphone tracking threatens your privacy

Jacob Sullum | 5.23.2012 7:00 AM

Nanny State

DEA Wants to Track Your License Plate, and You May Already Be Tagged!

J.D. Tuccille | 5.22.2012 3:22 PM

Politics

One Virginia School District Still Demanding Search Warrants

Ed Krayewski | 5.21.2012 12:29 PM

Politics

The TSA Can't Say Whether Full-Body Scanners Work, Because Its Failures Are Classified

Jacob Sullum | 5.18.2012 2:49 PM

Politics

Jacob Sullum Discusses the Right to Record Cops on RT

Reason Staff | 5.18.2012 11:58 AM

Politics

Charles Krauthammer Goes "Hard Left" and Rants Against Domestic Drones: Or, Killing People Abroad is Okay, But Spying at Home is Wrong

Lucy Steigerwald | 5.16.2012 10:30 PM

Politics

Federal Judge Allows Class Action Challenging the NYPD's Stop-and-Frisk Program

Jacob Sullum | 5.16.2012 6:11 PM

Nanny State

Court Says NSA Doesn't Have to Disclose Its Relationship With Google

J.D. Tuccille | 5.15.2012 7:34 PM

Politics

The First Amendment vs. the War on Cameras

Damon Root | 5.14.2012 5:43 PM

Politics

Bloomberg Likens the NYPD's 'Stop and Frisk' Program to Random DUI Checkpoints

Jacob Sullum | 5.11.2012 4:36 PM

Science & Technology

Twitter Goes to Court To Defend User Privacy

J.D. Tuccille | 5.9.2012 3:51 PM

Politics

7th Circuit Orders Injunction Against Illinois Ban on Recording Cops

Jacob Sullum | 5.8.2012 7:45 PM

Politics

Your Daily Dystopia: Drone Edition

Jesse Walker | 5.8.2012 8:58 AM

Policy

Cops in Cruisers Sniff Out Cars Carrying Pot Smokers

Jacob Sullum | 5.4.2012 11:37 AM

Politics

Ed Markey Looks Into Warrantless Cellphone Tracking

Jacob Sullum | 5.3.2012 2:48 PM

Policy

How Dharun Ravi's Prosecutors Turned a Minor, Nonviolent Offense Into a Felony Subject to a 10-Year Prison Sentence

Jacob Sullum | 5.2.2012 2:50 PM

Policy

Reason.tv: Schools Use GPS Uniforms to Track Students! (Nanny of the Month, April 2012)

Ted Balaker | 5.1.2012 11:09 AM

Politics

Every Move You Make

How new surveillance technologies threaten privacy

Jacob Sullum | 4.30.2012 12:00 PM

Politics

Rick Scott's Thirst for Urine Will Remain Unslaked

Jacob Sullum | 4.27.2012 12:50 PM

Politics

CISPA Passes House With Strong GOP Support

Tim Cavanaugh | 4.26.2012 10:58 PM

Politics

White House Threatens Veto, ACLU Says CISPA Amendments Not Enough

Ed Krayewski | 4.25.2012 5:15 PM

Policy

EU Parliament Approves Data Sharing Deal With U.S.

Ed Krayewski | 4.20.2012 2:07 PM

Politics

Only Latent Criminals Need Fear BusSafe Sweeps

Jacob Sullum | 4.18.2012 5:36 PM

Civil Liberties

We'd Like to Take This Opportunity to Congratulate Ourselves for Our Unsubstantiated Role in Ending D.C.'s Most Notorious Traffic-Camera Speedtrap

Nick Gillespie | 4.18.2012 11:39 AM

Politics

Civil Libertarians Launch Campaign Against CISPA

Ed Krayewski | 4.16.2012 2:55 PM

Politics

Florida Drug Warriors Say They Had to Erase Possibly Incriminating Surveillance Video—for Their Own Protection

Jacob Sullum | 4.11.2012 4:17 PM

Policy

New Telecomm Provider Would Put Privacy First

Ed Krayewski | 4.11.2012 2:50 PM