Government Surveillance

Burning man attendees face unprecedented police presence on the way to the festival this year as the White House reportedly ordered a massive crackdown.

A local councilman proposed the idea of implanting microchips in criminals on house arrest—even if they are nonviolent offenders.

Doctors in California have been quietly stealing DNA samples from newborns for decades and storing them in a state-run biobank.

"I'm never plugging that device in again because I can't trust it," a homeowner said after her Alexa sent an audio recording from inside her home to a stranger.

While the federal government continues to give itself more power, one state has passed a law that bans NSA data collection without due process.

New data shows that an overwhelming majority of the people targeted by police facial recognition are innocent, and the departments continue to use the faulty software.

As government attempts to track every purchase to increase their power, Australia is spearheading this war on cash by outlawing any purchases in cash over $10,000.

Recently released documents from a U.S. government counterterrorism center detailed research into weapons that can be used for remote mind control.

Justin Amash is countering this bill with legislation that would seek to end the government's ongoing practice of warrantless searches and seizures.

U.S. officials admit they are not planning on shutting down the government's warrantless spying program, even if it is not reauthorized by 2018.