Australian Court Overturns Law Allowing Gay Marriage in ACT
Couples married since the ACT parliament passed the law will have their marriages declared invalid
Policy
The NSA's Vast Conspiracy Against Our Privacy
In the six months since Edward Snowden made his revelations, the scandal has only grown.
Court Strips Immunity from Sheriff in Maryland Lawsuit
$1.1 million verdict for retaliation against deputy allegedly forced to falsify a report
Arizona Police Detective Resigns After Discovering She's in Country Illegally
Had been told she was born in the United State, but was actually born in Mexico
Despite Concerns, Senate Panel Advances DHS Nominee
Party-line vote for man who will play No. 2 in running agency
Feds Dealt with Mentally Ill Soldiers Following WWII with Lobotomies
Around 2,000 or more given the treatment
NSA's Phone Record Gathering May Hit More Numbers Than People Realize
We are more connected through a small set of phone numbers than we used to be
Hill Staffers Warned Not to Trust Obamacare Exchange Info
Told to confirm enrollments in person
Politicians Begin Push to Legalize Marijuana in New York
And, obviously, tax the hell out of it
Exchange Claims Quarter-Million SIgn-Ups, But Did They Actually Enroll?
How seriously should we take Obamacare figures?
Supreme Court Restores Death Sentence in Kansas Murder Case
Defendant argued Fifth Amendment violation for being forced to submit to mental health testing
Former Phoenix Officer Pleads Guilty to Manslaughter
Shot and killed man and dog at domestic violence call
9th Circuit Chief Judge Sees Widespread Prosecutorial Misconduct
Alex Kozinski calls it an epidemic
Man Claiming Torture from Chicago Police Freed After 30 Years in Jail
Says he was tormented into confessing to a rape he didn't commit
L.A. Approves $8 Million Settlement in Traffic Ticket Quota Scandal
To the officers who blew the whistle
British Government Forced Shutdown of Secure Email Service
Before Lavabit there was PrivateSky
FBI, Medical Experts Pin Kelly Thomas' Brutal Death on Police Beating
Retired FBI agent testified Thomas had right to defend himself from police brutality
More Contraception, Less Conscription
In a rational world, women in the U.S. would be able to buy birth control over the counter.
