The ACLU called the development a “historic” win for privacy.
Maine Votes To Keep Cell Phone Data Private
The ACLU called the development a “historic” win for privacy.
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NFL’s Nonprofit Status, Drug Testing Policies Under Fire From Congress
If the 2005 congressional hearings on steroids are an example, there is much to be lost for the NFL.
بواسطة Frederick Reese
If the 2005 congressional hearings on steroids are an example, there is much to be lost for the NFL.
US Supreme Court Rules To Allow Police To Take DNA Swabs
The decision came in an unusual 5-4 split that saw arch-conservative Justice Antonin Scalia joining three dissenting liberal justices.
بواسطة Faine Greenwood
The decision came in an unusual 5-4 split that saw arch-conservative Justice Antonin Scalia joining three dissenting liberal justices.
Trial Begins For Military Whistleblower Bradley Manning
Authorities must prove that Manning “had reason to believe [leaked information] could be used to the injury of the U.S.” by enemies like al-Qaeda.
بواسطة Katie Rucke
Authorities must prove that Manning “had reason to believe [leaked information] could be used to the injury of the U.S.” by enemies like al-Qaeda.
CBO Report Shows The Wealthiest Benefit Most From Government Handouts
The richest 20 percent of American households receive more than 50 percent of tax benefits.
بواسطة Frederick Reese
The richest 20 percent of American households receive more than 50 percent of tax benefits.
Gun Control Advocates Fight Ricin-Laced Letters, Political Contributions
32 people are murdered in acts of gun violence across the U.S. each day, and 12,000 die in an average year.
بواسطة Martin Michaels
32 people are murdered in acts of gun violence across the U.S. each day, and 12,000 die in an average year.
Conditions Worsen Following Obama’s Renewed Promise To Close Guantanamo
The number of Guantanamo detainees being force-fed reportedly has increased to 36, up from 31 on the eve of Obama’s foreign policy speech.
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The number of Guantanamo detainees being force-fed reportedly has increased to 36, up from 31 on the eve of Obama’s foreign policy speech.