3 Reasons the 'Nothing to Hide' Crowd Should Be Worried About Government Surveillance
Most people think the federal government would have no interest in them, but many discover to their horror how wrong they are
Most people think the federal government would have no interest in them, but many discover to their horror how wrong they are
Administration insists Congress was fully informed about phone data gathering, despite claims otherwise
Had been denied adult lungs under current guidelines because she's too young
A bat's just not the same
Want to provide the public with more detail
Neither terrorism nor the NSA are the greatest threats to American liberty.
Bans on marijuana, other substances, hampers medical research
In an interview, says "I am not here to hide from justice; I am here to reveal criminality."
Nobel Peace Prize winner and former South African President is being treated for a lung infection
The Supreme Court ponders the intersection of biology and intellectual property
Google, Facebook and Microsoft want the US Government to let them disclose security requests for handing over data
Wants to preserve their "Don't Be Evil" motto
To a Senate Intelligence Committee, making the information's secret status irrelevant to the dodge
DOJ complying with court ruling
Most important feature: automatic app updating.
There's more info than what has been published
There will be questions. Lots of questions.
The same goes for Republicans.
Even though U.S. contribution is lowest since the '90s
Planet once may have had conditions that might have supported life
Only .03 percent of requests have been turned down
Internet hubs located in the US likely already monitored by the NSA
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