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Mario* had a long history of mental illness prior to landing in immigration custody. He struggled with schizophrenia and had attempted suicide in the past.
Despite this, none of the various...
Mario* had a long history of mental illness prior to landing in immigration custody. He struggled with schizophrenia and had attempted suicide in the past.
Despite this, none of the various...
Q: Why is the government trying to shut down a Greek billionaire's defamation suit against an influential anti-Iran advocacy group?
A: It's a secret.
United Against Nuclear Iran is a prominent...
Q: Why is the government trying to shut down a Greek billionaire's defamation suit against an influential anti-Iran advocacy group?
A: It's a secret.
United Against Nuclear Iran is a prominent...
The piece below was first published as part...
The piece below was first published as part...
Filmmaker Laura Poitras, director of CITIZENFOUR, sits down with Anthony Romero, ACLU executive director, to discuss her film, the surveillance state, and Edward Snowden.
Anthony...
Filmmaker Laura Poitras, director of CITIZENFOUR, sits down with Anthony Romero, ACLU executive director, to discuss her film, the surveillance state, and Edward Snowden.
Anthony...
What is arguably the most powerful of the U.S. government's surveillance authorities is also the most secretive, and it operates with the least amount of oversight.
Today, we're releasing a new set...
What is arguably the most powerful of the U.S. government's surveillance authorities is also the most secretive, and it operates with the least amount of oversight.
Today, we're releasing a new set...
This piece originally appeared at Slate's Jurisprudence, under the title, "...
This piece originally appeared at Slate's Jurisprudence, under the title, "...