Tuesday, Sep 11, 2012 1:44 PM UTC
Four ways your privacy is being invaded
Slowly but surely, government and telecommunications companies have forged a police-corporate surveillance complex
Slowly but surely, government and telecommunications companies have forged a police-corporate surveillance complex
A new report from the ACLU confirms what feminists have long suspected: Single-sex classrooms don't help kids learn
Across the country, family members of murder victims have come out against capital punishment
The ACLU uncovers an FBI program that pairs Census data with "crude stereotypes" to map ethnic communities
The ACLU scores a big victory over government lawlessness, but the dissenting judge's ugly outburst speaks volumes
The leading civil liberties group documents the dangerous continuity between this President and the last one
Cops don't like it, but cellphone videos are an important check on brutality
Maryland Department of Corrections asks a candidate for his Facebook password. Is this the next privacy frontier?
The "Assault Intervention Device" draws fire from civil rights groups, who compare it to torture
Alvin Greene's new campaign site, Tom Coburn does something terrible, and updates on the Kos poll scandal
BP's mistakes, Scientology, and restoring liberty by restricting direct democracy
Court rules teen's constitutional rights infringed, but stops short of reinstating dance
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