New Egyptian Cabinet Sworn In
Army chief named first deputy prime minister
Speaks out for first time through lawyer
Trying to remove the chain of command from investigations
No visas for the elderly, pregnant or children
Worries abound over potential consequences
Broad coalition joins Electronic Frontier Foundation's lawsuit
And a bit of a cop-a-feeler
Skip that vacation to Istanbul
Retrial in the streets?
Kentucky takes First Amendment violations to the extreme.
They've been way ahead of regulators for centuries
They overcharge for access to rights of way, unless ISPs have clout
They keep surveillance secret so nobody has a chance to object
A healthier, better-educated population gets the credit
Another reason to avoid government schools
The state now faces sanctions
Politicians are nervous, as usual
Introducing the Hyperloop, which is not the name of a power-up in a kart-racing video game
They'd have a weaker case than the one he already beat
Last bid by social conservatives in that state
Plenty of explaining to do
Everybody wants into the snooping game
Good practice for their gig in the US
The country kowtowed to the US in an effort to nab Edward Snowden
Corrupt FBI let mobster Whitey Bulger keep killing-and it cost innocent lives.
So cut taxes and regulations, already
It's communication, coppers
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