First “ag-gag” charges brought … and then dropped
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Navy sends extra medics to deal with Gitmo hunger strikers
Natasha Lennard
Dzhokhar Tsarnaev’s requests for lawyer were ignored
Natasha Lennard
Over 100,000 open servers leave U.S. infrastructure vulnerable
Natasha Lennard
Government giving AT&T, others secret immunity from wiretap laws
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Gitmo hunger strike growing by the day
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Former Reuters employee pleads not guilty to Anonymous charges
Natasha Lennard
Navy’s newest warship has cyber-vulnerabilities
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CISPA in limbo in busy Senate
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Boston mosque refuses to bury Tamerlan
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Tsarnaev confession came before Miranda rights
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Stay of execution for mentally ill Georgia man lifted
Natasha Lennard
Senate drone hearing challenges “targeted kill” claims
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Report: Dzhokhar Tsarnaev confesses
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The money helping CISPA through Congress
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Safety inspections in U.S. supply chains a “facade”
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TSA delays policy permitting knives onboard
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Nearly half inmates at Gitmo officially on hunger strike
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Weapon of mass destruction charge, explained
Natasha Lennard Dzhokhar Tsarnaev will not be tried as enemy combatant
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Anonymous pushes anti-CISPA protests
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Boston police: Facial recognition software didn’t help
Natasha Lennard FBI under scrutiny over handling of Boston suspect
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