Canada Casts Global Surveillance Dragnet Over File Downloads
Canada monitors up to 15 million downloads a day to identify extremists.
1,027 posts found for ‘google’
Jay Speaks Part 2: 'Hae was dead before she got to my house. Anything that makes Adnan innocent doesn’t involve me.'
The hugely popular 12-part podcast "Serial" investigated the 1999 murder of teenager Hae Min Lee. Now, the key witness in the case, Jay Wilds, reveals why he wouldn't talk to "Serial."
Nine CIA 'Black Sites' Where Detainees Were Tortured
The US/UK Campaign to Demonize Social Media Companies as Terrorist Allies
A new report from the British Parliament blames Facebook for allowing a terror attack, arguing that social media companies must monitor and report suspicious user activity to the government.
US Military Personnel Told To Hide Online Identity With Cartoons
Move apparently prompted by FBI concerns that Islamic State militants could use social media to identify targets in the U.S.
The Petulant Entitlement Syndrome of Journalists
The world would be vastly improved if highly paid journalists like Jonathan Chait stopped whining about mean online critics.
John Brennan Exonerates Himself with Sham Investigation
The outrageous whitewash issued Wednesday by the CIA panel John Brennan hand-picked to lead the investigation into his agency's spying on Senate staffers is being taken seriously by the elite Washington media. But it's just the latest element in a long string of cover-ups and deceptions.
Police Act Furious About Encrypted Phones But Still Love Them. Here's Why
Stephen Kim Spoke to a Reporter. Now He’s in Jail. This Is His Story.
For the first time, Kim tells how it felt to be turned into a public enemy.
