Court Orders Release of Opinion Finding NSA Actions Unconstitutional
Heavily redacted, but still somewhat readable
Fourth Amendment
White House Says it Wouldn't Force Reporters to Destroy Computers
Or rather, it finds it "difficult to imagine a scenario" in which they would.
Encrypted Communications Company Recommends Avoiding Email Altogether
Metadata can't be protected, says Silent Circle executive
Obama Wants Supreme Court to Rule Fourth Amendment Allows Warrantless Cellphone Searches
Ladies and gentlemen, a "constitutional scholar"
Rep. Amash Plans New Vote To Restrain NSA
Lawmakers are a little better informed than in the past
Federal Judge Upholds Porn Condom Law, But Makes Actually Enforcing It Difficult
Get a search warrant, a judge orders
Email Provider Threatened By Feds for Closing Rather Than Snooping
To refuse to serve the state is the highest crime
Official Claims of NSA Oversight Contradicted by Latest Revelations
The president and congressional leaders are proven liars
Couple Awarded Millions After Los Angeles Deputies Shoot Them in Their Home
The cops didn't even have a warrant to enter
Angry Americans Want Director of National Intelligence Prosecuted
For lying to Congress about spying
Cop Records Police Chief Pushing Ticket Quotas, Boasting About Always Finding a Reason to Stop Someone
"I wanna stop that car load of dumb sh*** in the car, I wanna stop it, but they are not going to do anything wrong."
Snowden: NSA Targets Journalists Critical of U.S. Government
Horrifying, yes. Shocking, no.
NSA Surveillance Puts U.S. Companies at Competitive Disadvantage
Look elsewhere for privacy
White House Denies Clapper Will Lead NSA Review
It would be a bit of a conflict of interest
Email Firms Closed Quickly To Deny User Data to Government Snoops
Heading off the surveillance state
Probing Women's Vaginas For Contraband May Be Standard Practice for Texas Troopers
Two incidents currently being litigated
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.
