Thursday, Dec 27, 2012 9:05 PM UTC
Feinstein defends domestic surveillance program
Despite concerns by fellow Democrats and civil libertarians, the senator says there's ample oversight on spying
Despite concerns by fellow Democrats and civil libertarians, the senator says there's ample oversight on spying
Bad copyright laws, evil religious nuts, overzealous cops: In 2012, the hacker collective picked its enemies well SLIDE SHOW
It was a busy year for the global hacktivist collective Anonymous SLIDE SHOW
Mannequins that watch you shop. Buses that hear you chat. Modern surveillance has taken a page right out of Orwell
A new report found lawmakers received drone-related campaign funds and pushed through an agenda despite problems
A Texas student believes her school's chipped ID cards are a violation of her civil liberties. She's right
She thought she was covering her tracks. But in the age of frictionless surveillance, Big Brother can't be stopped
Contrary to popular belief, the Petraeus scandal raises important questions about our national security apparatus
Report shows U.S. made more requests for user data than any other government
The president's deplorable record on privacy and kill lists is an affront to our values. Liberals just shrug it off
Surveillance cameras can be placed on a person's property without permission
Alameda County will experiment with drones. Activists and residents demand details
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