Private companies are fighting the federal government in court over the Patriot Act's "National Security Letters," which violate the Fourth Amendment to the Constitution.
Rep. James Sensenbrenner Jr. (R-Wisc.) says Congress' intelligence committees have become NSA "cheerleaders"
The bill by the woman who loves (most) NSA surveillance fails to reform NSA surveillance. Imagine that.
Disturbing new information in the war on photography.
Rep. Jim Sensenbrenner (R-Wis.) says the powers have been abused
Regarding opinions on the constitutionality of Section 215 of the Patriot Act
Congress not provided with important information prior to Patriot Act renewal
The very people in whose hands we have reposed the Constitution for preservation, protection, defense and enforcement have subverted it.
The former Libertarian presidential candidate also talks about his own future in politics.
Politicians may be fine with the surveillance state, but they can't force you to be.
It's the only way to prevent any sort of meaningful check or balance on executive power.
The kind of abuse he was worried about
Many ardent supporters of the Second Amendment are not quite so ardent about the First.
The President and the leadership of both political parties have abandoned their oaths to uphold the Constitution.
Continental privacy laws are no shield against snoopy Americans
The Montana incumbent has been only a lukewarm opponent of the intrusive law, but his opponent supports it
Orange County Muslims have had their case against the FBI and the US government dismissed.
After five years, Senate finally approves members to board
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