Senate Shakeup Could Bring Positive Change for Encryption Advocates
New Democratic leaders in the Senate could lead to more support for protecting encryption.
New Democratic leaders in the Senate could lead to more support for protecting encryption.
As pundits praise Trump’s Capitol Hill performance, don’t believe the hype. This administration is dangerous.
What really happened in 2001 when China brought down a U.S. military spy plane? A secret report from the Snowden archive provides details.
The State Department confirmed that Ibrahim al Banna, the target of the drone strike that killed American teenager Abdulrahman Awlaki in Yemen is alive.
Facing the potential loss of health insurance and their right to an abortion, some women on social media expressed sudden interest in in IUDs.
What is the best way to react to white supremacists energized by the referendum campaign in Britain and the rise of Donald Trump in the U.S. — with physical confrontation or verbal mockery?
Donald Trump has not started any new wars — yet. But his administration is pouring gasoline on several initiated by his predecessors.
There has never before been a U.S. president whose stated goals were as simultaneously vague, preposterous, and contradictory.
Christopher Shank joked about his own CO2 production, and suggested that climate-change activism is "really about some neo-Malthusian discussion about population control."
Agents have the authority to aggressively investigate anyone they believe could be a valuable source for the bureau.
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