Government Surveillance

Just as 9/11 served as an excuse to pass the Patriot Act, the Las Vegas shooting could be used to pass the USA Liberty Act—which does nothing for liberty.

The smart devices you use every day are listening to and saving what you say—here's what you can do to stop it.

In a new revenue generation scheme, police across the country are now using school buses as a vantage point to catch drivers who are texting while driving.

Volume 5 of the CIA's Lee Harvey Oswald 7-volume collection, may never be turned over, even though the law requires it to take place by October 26th of this year.

Charlottesville proves how close we are to civil war in the US — and politicians want it that way.

RFID chips are in the news again, this time as employees volunteer for implants — but the chips' convenience lures more to implants before the impact on rights can be assessed.

Commonwealth Bank is in hot water, as civil penalties proceedings begin after an investigation found tens of thousands of violations of money laundering and terrorist financing laws.

A person claiming to be a former data center tech at Amazon implicates the company in working directly with the NSA and CIA to domestically spy on Americans.

Washington's new Driving Under the Influence of Electronics law makes it illegal to text, eat, smoke, read or groom while driving.

In spite of the entirely unethical practice of gathering biometric data of innocent Americans, face scanners are now a reality. Welcome to 1984.