Probing Women's Vaginas For Contraband May Be Standard Practice for Texas Troopers
Two incidents currently being litigated
Fourth Amendment
Cops Enter Home Through Window, Shoot Two Dogs; Saw a Footprint on a Bucket While Looking For an Unidentified Suspect
One dog had to be euthanized, the other survived, no suspect was ever found
Your Phone Is a Pocket Rat
A federal appeals court approves warrantless cellphone tracking, which the NSA may already be doing.
Family Visited By Cops For Googling "Pressure Cooker" Was Ratted Out by Ex-Employer
Still creepy, but not a universal concern
NSA Admits To Gathering Phone Records of Millions of Americans
But they'd never misuse them
Congress Knew of Surveillance Declassified Documents Confirm
Your representatives at work
When Cops Don't Need a Warrant To Crash Through Your Door
"Exigent circumstances" provide a multi-purpose end-run around the Fourth Amendment
Privacy Is Not Partisan
A close House vote reveals wide opposition to indiscriminate surveillance.
Low-Level NSA Workers Have Easy Access to Stored Phone and Internet Records, Says Greenwald
And government workers never misuse data
Opinion: Ending NSA Surveillance Requires Dumping the FISA Court and Part of the PATRIOT Act
Strip the authority for abuses
Revelations Erode Support for NSA Spying
The public and even congresscritters abandon ship
Resisting the Surveillance State
Limiting surveillance to individuals who are actually being investigated is not a radical idea.
Rand Paul to Chris Christie: Talk to More Americans
Thinks N.J. governor is out of touch about how public views surveillance
NSA Vote Cut Across Party Lines, Shook Leadership
A warning shot to the establishment
Rand Paul Asks FBI For More Information On Domestic Drone Surveillance, Internal Approval Process
FBI acknowledged using drones in eight cases since 2006, six criminal and two national security
NSA May Be Spending a Mint on a Data Storage Facility That Holds Less Info Than Feared
Underperformance may be the government's saving grace
Oath Keepers Group Places Massive Pro-Snowden Ad Inside Pentagon Metro Station
Ads call on members of the CIA and the Pentagon to honor their oaths to uphold the Constitution.
Feds Want Backdoor Access to Internet Companies' Encryption
So they can peruse communications at their leisure
Ray Kelly's 'Extraordinary Job'
Obama wants to talk about racial profiling in Florida, but not in New York City.
Surveillance Fears Push People To Change Online Behavior
Scaling back social networks and adopting encryption
ISP Head Reveals What It's Like To Receive a Secret Order To Snoop on a Customer
It's creepy, that's what it is
Surveillance Court OKs Continued Phone Snooping
Yes, you should take that as a huge "fuck you"
