Professor Hopes To Return After Being Fired for “Disrespectful” Tweets Against Israel
Steven Salaita lost his tenured position at the University of Illinois a year ago. He recently expanded his suit against the university and still hopes to return.
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Meet Debbie Wasserman Schultz's First-Ever Primary Challenger: Tim Canova
The six-term congresswoman and controversial head of the DNC finally has her first primary challenger, who calls her "the quintessential corporate machine politician."
Report: Matching Funds Would Give Huge Boost to Sanders, Cruz and Carson
With a 6 to 1 match of small donations, Sanders would have almost as much money as Clinton, and Cruz would have almost as much as Bush and his Super PAC.
Holder, Too Late, Calls for Transparency on DOJ Torture Investigation
Former attorney general Eric Holder on Wednesday called for the public release of details of the Justice Department's criminal investigation into CIA abuse of detainees, saying it would show the world how hard his prosecutors tried to bring Bush-era torturers to justice.
How To Keep NSA Computers From Turning Your Phone Conversations Into Searchable Text
Signal for iPhone and RedPhone for Android, both made by Open Whisper Systems, are the best current software for end-to-end encryption of calls.
CNN and the NYT Are Deliberately Obscuring Who Perpetrated the Afghan Hospital Attack
From the start, not even the U.S. military had the audacity to try to obscure that they did this. They left that dirty work to their leading media outlets, which, as usual, are more than eager and happy to comply.
Top European Court Rules That NSA Spying Makes U.S. Unsafe For Data
The European Union no longer considers the United States a “safe harbor” for data because the National Security Agency surveillance exposed by whistleblower Edward Snowden "enables interference, by United States public authorities, with the fundamental rights of persons."
Why Is Oklahoma So Eager to Kill Richard Glossip?
Following intimidation tactics by the DA against new witnesses, the Oklahoma Court of Criminal Appeals denied Glossip’s last attempt to prove his innocence.
New Labour Party Leader Jeremy Corbyn Faces Special Guilt-by-Association Standard
The British outburst of denunciations of Corbyn has nothing to do with honest, consistent concern over anti-Semitism.
Hillary Clinton Gets Concrete on Money in Politics, Calls for Matching Public Funds
On Tuesday Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign released a plan to deal with big money in politics, and it's surprisingly, encouragingly strong.