When Policing Becomes Harassment
Why the NYPD's stop-and-frisk program is unconstitutional
Policy
New Jersey Lawmkers Set to Vote on Medical Marijuana for Children
Would make it easier for kids with certain illnesses to get permission
Supreme Court Restricts Rules for Workplace Discrimination Complaints
In order to qualify as a "supervisor," he or she must have hiring and firing power
Rand Paul Won't Support Current Immigration Bill
Because it doesn't include amendment over secure borders
Prosecution: Zimmerman Shot Martin Because 'He Wanted To'
Defense argues he was defending himself
Calif. Warns Bitcoin Foundation to Stop
Believes it's involved in money transmission without the appropriate licenses
Supreme Court to Take Up Abortion Protest Regulations
Mass. law requires clinic protesters to stay 35 yards away
Supreme Court to Hear Recess Appointments Challenge
President Obama bypassed the Senate to place people on the National Labor Relations Board
Supreme Court Sends Affirmative Action Case Back to Lower Court
Examining whether race can be used as a factor for college admissions
Sex Predators Have Safe Haven in NYC Public School System
Cumbersome disciplinary process makes it difficult to fire school staffers committing sexual misconduct in the classroom
Sexual Predators Remain Employed With NYC Public Schools, Advocacy Group Warns
Broken disciplinary system
No, the NSA Leaks Aren't Putting Americans at Risk
It shouldn't be impossible to give Americans some sense of how the disclosures will help the terrorists.
Motives Aside, the NSA Should Not Spy on Us
We may have more to fear from spies acting out of patriotic zeal than those acting out of power lust or economic interest.
Obama Planning To Bypass Congress on Climate Change
Will outline climate change plan on Tuesday
US Asking Hong Kong To Extradite Snowden
Hong Kong and the U.S signed an extradition treaty in 1998.
Charges Against Snowden Have Bipartisan Support on Capitol Hill
One more thing for the Republicans and Democrats to agree on
Foreign Ministers From Friends of Syria Nations Agree To Provide Urgent Support To Rebels
Group includes the U.S., the U.K, France, Germany, Saudi Arabia, Turkey, Egypt, and Jordan
The Quiet and Growing Success of Private Food Labeling
Most mandatory government food labeling schemes stink. Private ones usually don't stink. Problem, meet solution.
EFF Sues NSA, DOJ Over Secret Surveillance Program
Q&A with Mark Rumold on Obama admin's flouting of Fourth Amendment.
WI Businesses Sound Off About Overregulation
The joys of red tape inflicted for no good reason
PA Auditor Slams Turnpike Authority Over Debt
No limits to the authority's ability to hike tolls
Taxes Making Renouncing Citizenship Increasingly Attractive for Americans Overseas
The U.S. is now a place from which you flee
Government Pressure Drives a Wedge Between Bitcoin and U.S. Banks
Which is what the feds want
