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Earlier this week the ACLU of Massachusetts called for a statewide moratorium on the use of license plate readers. We did so because a...
Earlier this week the ACLU of Massachusetts called for a statewide moratorium on the use of license plate readers. We did so because a...
I joined a drug ring when I was 17 years old and, for just over a year, sold crack and powder cocaine in Rockford, Ill. I was arrested when I was 19 years old.
I am now 39 years old. I have spent...
I joined a drug ring when I was 17 years old and, for just over a year, sold crack and powder cocaine in Rockford, Ill. I was arrested when I was 19 years old.
I am now 39 years old. I have spent...
There were certainly moments when the weather on the East Coast was NAGL this past week(end), but then again, it's December, so...
There were certainly moments when the weather on the East Coast was NAGL this past week(end), but then again, it's December, so...
True or false: T-Mobile and AT&T received nearly 600,000 requests from law enforcement for customer information in 2012.
In which state did a judge rule that a bakery cannot discriminate against...
True or false: T-Mobile and AT&T received nearly 600,000 requests from law enforcement for customer information in 2012.
In which state did a judge rule that a bakery cannot discriminate against...
Senator Ron Wyden (D-Ore.) and Representative Jason Chaffetz (R-Utah) sent a letter yesterday to Attorney General Eric Holder asking him to release the two Department of Justice legal memos providing...
Senator Ron Wyden (D-Ore.) and Representative Jason Chaffetz (R-Utah) sent a letter yesterday to Attorney General Eric Holder asking him to release the two Department of Justice legal memos providing...
Yesterday, a district court ruled that the federal government may no longer display a 43-foot Latin cross on Mt. Soledad in San Diego, California. The Court's order, which prohibits the government from "...
Yesterday, a district court ruled that the federal government may no longer display a 43-foot Latin cross on Mt. Soledad in San Diego, California. The Court's order, which prohibits the government from "...