Clarence Page on Uncle Sam wants your data in yesterday's Washington Times: In an atmosphere of fear and tragedy, Americans surrendered some of their privacy rights and gave law-enforcement officials […]
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Well, Operation TIPS is now gone, but it's replacement is far worse.
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CBC News reports on the Confusion over fate of Canadian man deported from U.S. Ottawa engineer Maher Arar was arrested by U.S. immigration officials in September while he was changing […]
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A grand jury will decide today whether or not civil liberties violating cops in Houston will go to trial for mass arrests made in mid-August. As I said before, unless […]
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Dick Armey, former House Majority Leader, may be consulting with the ACLU on privacy issues after he leaves the House this year. For those you find that odd, don't. Armey […]
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Bill Sammon reports in today's Washington Times that Bush says decision on war with Iraq is just beginning: President Bush said yesterday that he is "not close" to a decision […]
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Nat Hentoff in the November 15 Village Voice on Ashcroft's Shadowy Disciple – Someone to Watch Over Us: In covering the highly visible and contentious midterm national elections, the press, […]
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Prof. Kennedy drags some old skeletons out of the closet. SHHHH! We're not supposed to talk about that! Interracial Intimacy White-black dating, marriage, and adoption are on the rise. This […]
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It's been a few weeks since I'd been to the United States Senate website. It has a new look and feel, including a change in site navigation. The redesign affects […]
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The EPIC led coalition letter, mentioned in a previous posting has been sent to Senators Lott and Daschle. You can read the letter here. I'm doubtful the Administration will care, […]
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