TSA Employees Caught Sleeping on the Job
At least they can't molest anyone while napping
Policy
Bradley Manning Defense Trying To Merge Verdicts
Private who leaked classified information to Wikileaks is facing 136 years in prison
Director of National Intelligence Declassifies Communications Metadata Documents
"In the interest of increased transparency"
Judge Blocks License Requirements for St. Louis Street Performers
Grants injunction asked for by ACLU
Egyptian Police Ordered To End Pro-Morsi Sit-ins
Statement from military-backed government calls the demonstrations a threat to national security
Is America on the Decline?
The fall of Rome is a pattern repeated by empires throughout history. Does that include us?
Obama Asks Sens. McCain and Graham To Visit Egypt
Wants them to urge the military to organize elections
Uruguay House of Representatives To Vote on Pot Legalization Bill
Will head to the Senate if it passes
American Economy Grew 1.7 Percent in Second Quarter
Faster growth than many economists expected
Saudi Activist Sentenced to Seven Years in Jail and 600 Lashes for Insulting Islam
Blogger who got on the wrong side of theocrats
Judge Sets Quick Pace for Detroit Bankruptcy Hearings
Sets mid-August deadline for all motions against bankruptcy declaration
Chris Christie's Bogus Attack on Rand Paul
Christie gets in touch with his inner Maureen Dowd.
Apple Workers Sue over Lost Wages
Have to go through lengthy searches when leaving stores and aren't being paid for the time
Amnesty International Blasts Calif. Prison Conditions
Calls them an "affront to human rights"
Administration to Declassify, Release FISA Orders for Verizon
Today in time for Senate hearings
Congress Passive as Medical Marijuana Sales Begin in DC
It's the DEA folks need to be worrying about
Calif. Regulators Propose Letting Ride-Share Services Continue
As long as they follow basic safety rules
Privacy Is Not Partisan
A close House vote reveals wide opposition to indiscriminate surveillance.
Aaron Swartz's Father Blasts MIT Report
Doesn't think college was neutral toward son's prosecution
MIT on Aaron Swartz's Prosecution and Suicide: Don't Look at Us!
College took neutral route, but questions whether it could have or should have helped
Julian Assange on Bradley Manning Verdict: Treating Journalism Like Espionage Not Reasonable
Manning was found not guilty of aiding the enemy but guilty of espionage
