Activist Found Guilty of Terror-Related Crime for Refusing to Disclose Passwords to U.K. Police
Muhammad Rabbani refused to disclose his electronic passwords to airport police. Judge fines anti-Guantanamo activist for Schedule 7 terror crime.
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Kentucky’s Last Remaining Abortion Clinic Could Be Forced to Shut Its Doors
Officials have made a concerted effort to shutter the EMW Women’s Surgical Center, which would make Kentucky the first state to effectively ban abortion.
NSA Concealed Records on JFK Assassination for Decades
Intelligence gathering about Cuba's possible involvement in the plot has remained shrouded in secrecy.
Lindsey Graham on Obamacare Repeal: I Had No Idea What I Was Doing
The senator admitted he was clueless on health care: "I thought everybody else knew what the hell they were talking about, but apparently not."
NYPD Attempts to Block Surveillance Transparency Law With Misinformation
The NYPD is fighting by any means necessary to block a City Council bill that would assert oversight over police surveillance technologies.
Intercepted Podcast: Memo and Memoer — The Bipartisan Love Affair With Mass Surveillance
In a bipartisan love affair with mass surveillance, Democratic and Republican leaders all support the very program that the Nunes memo attacks.
Immigrant Day Laborers Confront a Perfect Storm of Exploitation in Hurricane Harvey Cleanup
Texas leads the nation in construction industry deaths, and labor organizations in Houston say they’ve seen a spike in wage theft since the hurricane.
How the Interrogation of Reality Winner Reveals the Deceptive Tactics of “Exceedingly Friendly” FBI Agents
FBI agents chatted about their love of dogs and their workout routines to entice Winner to talk during a disputed interrogation at her home.
NSA Broke the Encryption on File-Sharing Apps Kazaa and eDonkey
The spy agency didn’t care about copyright violations; it was trying to determine if it could find valuable intelligence.
Jeff Sessions Picked a Curious Time to Advocate for Free Speech
Trump's attorney general condemned abuses against free speech rights on college campuses, but he was selective in his defense.