The Government Wants Airlines to Delay Your Flight So They Can Scan Your Face
The feds are mad that, in a pilot program, airlines are keeping flights on time by letting passengers skip a facial recognition procedure at boarding.
The feds are mad that, in a pilot program, airlines are keeping flights on time by letting passengers skip a facial recognition procedure at boarding.
Making a Killing
The Trump administration has argued that U.S. involvement reduces civilian deaths in Yemen, but critics say it implicates the U.S. in possible war crimes.
During her transfer to a federal prison, NSA whistleblower Reality Winner was held in isolation in a Florida jail for a week.
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A major exhibition in New York looks to art as a method to understand how power really works.
Voices
The Constitution offers few clues on how to evict a president who seems unhinged, yet retains the backing of his own enabling political party.
Making a Killing
The former lobbyist's team said a $2 billion sale of Raytheon missiles to Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates could be imperiled.
Newly released documents illuminate the little-known use of Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court orders against journalists.
Iraqi security forces lack the training, local knowledge, and community trust to defeat the militants.
Emails from the Pentagon reveal redacted communications between Veterans Day Parade planners and an unknown foreign government.
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