How Chicago Police Convinced Courts to Let Them Track Cellphones Without a Warrant
The Chicago Police Department has acquired and used several varieties of advanced cellphone trackers since at least 2005, often without a warrant.
The Chicago Police Department has acquired and used several varieties of advanced cellphone trackers since at least 2005, often without a warrant.
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The most powerful speech on Hillary Clinton's behalf on Thursday night came from the father of an American Muslim soldier who was killed in the Iraq War.
The penny stock Chris DiIorio invested in that crashed and burned was one of many stocks with similar trajectories traded by the same two giant companies. But if one was the buyer and the other the seller, how could this be in both of their interests?
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Republican Sen. Ron Johnson lied about what he said to provoke Hillary Clinton's exasperated comment, "What difference, at this point, does it make?"
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When the U.S. phased out PFOA, long used to make Teflon, China's production and use of the toxic chemical soared.
Israel’s cyberwarriors are increasingly taking their skills to the private surveillance industry. And now Israel, the self-proclaimed “startup nation," is selling its products around the world to governments that want to spy on their own citizens.
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