Brazilian Cybercrime Bills Threaten Open Internet for 200 Million People
Activists worry that seven proposals will roll back hard-fought rights established by 2014’s landmark Marco Civil legislation.
Activists worry that seven proposals will roll back hard-fought rights established by 2014’s landmark Marco Civil legislation.
Dean has argued that he does not lobby. But he engages in virtually every lobbying activity imaginable.
For charges of tearing up a picture of Bahrain’s monarch, human rights activist Zainab al-Khawaja will be imprisoned for up to three years.
“Snapshots” from Israeli drone feeds offer a rare glimpse at a closely guarded secret.
A professor's lecture at a conference and scheduled business deals are thwarted by changes that restrict travel for dual Iranian citizens, among others.
Shelters in the Jungle were set ablaze and tear gas and water cannons fired as refugees were forcibly removed.
Saudi Arabia’s well-funded public relations apparatus moved quickly after Saturday’s explosive execution of Shiite political dissident Nimr al-Nimr to shape how the news is covered in the United States.
Trump warned that his supporters could riot at the Republican convention in Cleveland if he is not "automatically" made the party's nominee, even if he fails to secure a majority of delegates.
State Department under Clinton played a central and unacknowledged role in granting controversial waivers for military aid to South Sudan despite its child soldiers.
<em>Onion</em> staffers may think twice before they produce more stories like "Hillary Clinton Tries To Woo Voters By Rescinding Candidacy."
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