News Story
USA Today Columnist Hacked Mid-Air While Writing Apple-FBI Story
“I don’t really need to worry about online privacy,” I used to think. “I’ve got nothing to hide. And who would want to know what I’m up to, anyway?”
Obama Administration to Crack Down on Cities That Provide Sanctuary to Illegal Immigrants
The Obama administration plans to target sanctuary cities that actively thwart federal efforts to deport illegal immigrants.
Bernie Sanders Defends 40-Year-Old Statements That CIA Is ‘Dangerous Institution’
Presidential candidate Bernie Sanders is not backing away from his comments in 1974 that the CIA is a “dangerous institutions” that has supported “fascist dictatorships.”
St. Louis Post-Dispatch: Ferguson City Council’s Problems with Consent Degree Make No Sense
The more we learn about the Ferguson City Council’s decision to reject key terms of a consent decree with the Department of Justice and fight it out in court, the less sense it makes.
FBI Completes Search of Federal Wildlife Refuge for Evidence in Occupation Case
Federal prosecutors said the FBI is finished processing the crime scenes at the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge.
Justice Department Demands Apple Unlock At Least 9 More iPhones
Apple is now facing demands from the Justice Department to unlock at least nine iPhones, supporting the company’s claims that its encryption safeguards are under attack.
Apple Plans to Argue the First Amendment Protects Company from Helping FBI
At issue is the All Writs Act, which was first passed by Congress in 1789 and is the basis for trying to force Apple to help the FBI.
Former FBI Official Michael Mason on Apple: To Provide a ‘Free-Fire Communication Zone For Criminals’ Is Unwise
Michael Mason retired from the FBI as the Executive Assistant Director-Criminal Branch at headquarters. By Michael Mason For ticklethewire.com This is an interesting issue because I don’t believe one can come down in the middle of this debate. That would be akin to believing a woman can be little bit pregnant. This is an either-or…