British Tax Collectors Increasingly Snooping on Taxpayers
Data-digging for dollars ... err ... pounds
Data-digging for dollars ... err ... pounds
You don't need to know how the government is applying laws that affect you, do you?
School competition leads to surprising tactics to keep attendance from falling.
The drive toward regimented, Panopticon-style schools won't make students any more secure.
Obama has carried forward Bush policies that are most expansive of government power.
One small device can tap an entire network
Contempt for civil liberties crosses party lines
Fourth Amendment worries cast aside
Why doesn't domestic surveillance stir more outrage?
Fourth Amendment? You mean there's more than two?
Attempting to sneak it in under the radar
It's creepy and almost certainly illegal
Why wouldn't you trust state with access to your info?
Not a violation of a state anti-wiretap law
That's where they put their effort? Why?
Long live the security state
We know they're watching, but not who they're watching
Data collection the new authoritarianism
The President and the leadership of both political parties have abandoned their oaths to uphold the Constitution.
You'll never be alone ...
The War on Terror has come home, and the "battlefield" is everywhere.
It's truly amazing that a copyright case led to this ...
But don't get too excited, the Senate will probably renew the law
It would be a carte blanche to monitor communications
Continental privacy laws are no shield against snoopy Americans
Big frigging repercussions from a bungled copyright case
The better to target advertising
Well, that would make sense
But it's for our safety, right?
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