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It Sure Sounds Like the NSA Is Tracking Our Locations
The drumbeat of “non-denial denials” is getting louder as the NSA continues to refuse to directly state whether it is using cell phone information to track Americans’ whereabouts. When NSA Director Lt. Gen. Keith Alexander was asked again about the NSA’s cell phone location tracking on Thursday — at a hearing before the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence — this is how the exchange went:
By By Patrick C. Toomey, Fellow, ACLU National Security Project
A Very Unhappy Anniversary for Low-Income Women
Some anniversaries just don't deserve a celebration, and today is one of them. Thirty-seven years ago today, Congress shut off Medicaid coverage for abortion care, unfairly targeting low-income women.
By By Sarah Lipton-Lubet, ACLU Washington Legislative Office
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