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By updates@huffingtonpost.com (Judy Frankel) Speaking in a southern drawl from Memphis, Tennessee, Darryll Castle, Presidential nominee for the Constitution Party answered my questions. Read more: Darryl Castle, Constitution Party, Hillary Clinton, Donald Trump, Bernie Sanders, Election 2016, 2016 Presidential Election, Democratic Presidential Candidates, Political Parties, Parties, Nato, United Nations, U.N., North Atlantic Treaty Organization, Keystone […]

By updates@huffingtonpost.com (Robert Scheer) Photo courtesy of KCRW.com In this episode of Scheer Intelligence, Robert Scheer sits down with journalist Jason Leopold to discuss how he has used t… Read more: Foia, Jason Leopold, Nsa Surveillance, Nsa Spying, U.S. Government, Cia, Privacy, Public Access, Transparency, Obama Presidency, Politics News Click to see the original article      

By updates@huffingtonpost.com (Reinier de Graaf) Today, when the average consumer database is hacked, the worst possible outcome is a loss of money and dignity. In the future, on an individual level, implanted medical devices could be caused to malfunction, and smart buildings, for all their intelligence, could become vulnerable to sabotage. Read more: Apple, Apple […]

By updates@huffingtonpost.com (Robert Scheer) In this week’s Scheer Intelligence,” Truthdig Editor-in-Chief Robert Scheer sits down with William Binney, a former National Security Agency official … Read more: Nsa, Nsa Surveillance, Fbi, FBI Surveillance, Apple, San Bernardino Shooting, Edward Snowden, Intelligence, Big Data, Politics News Click to see the original article      

By updates@huffingtonpost.com (John Sanbonmatsu) If Jeff Bezos, the billionaire CEO of Amazon, has his way, thousands of drones could soon be hurtling through the airspace above our heads, delivering millions of packages to Amazon’s customers. Instead of having to wait the eternity of a day to receive their orders, consumers could get them in 30 […]

By updates@huffingtonpost.com (John W. Whitehead) What remains to be seen is whether 2016 will bring more of the same or whether “we the people” will wake up from our somnambulant states. Read more: SWAT Team, Nsa, Nsa Surveillance, Tamir Rice, Police Shooting, Censorship, Zero Tolerance, Drones, 2016 Presidential Election, Overcriminalization, National Debt, Politics News Click […]

By updates@huffingtonpost.com (Thomas J. Lauria ) Tech firms have an obligation to comply with reasonable and specific requests, in order to solve and thwart crimes. And it just seems like the right thing to do. With increasing terrorist attacks on soft targets, our domestic and foreign intelligence agencies should not be “handcuffed” while they seek […]

By updates@huffingtonpost.com (John W. Whitehead) “Two thousand years later … the memory of the revolutionary zealot who walked across Galilee gathering an army of disciples with the goal of establi… Read more: Jesus, Reza Aslan, Christmas, Roman Empire, Police State, American Community Survey, Home Birth, Dna Collection, Biobank, Private Prisons, Illegal Immigrants, Nsa Surveillance, SWAT […]

By updates@huffingtonpost.com (The Center for Constitutional Rights) by Shayana Kadidal, Senior Managing Attorney at the Center for Constitutional Rights It has been two and a half years since Edward Snowden’s disclosu… Read more: Nsa, Nsa Surveillance, Edward Snowden, USA Freedom Act, Metadata, Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court, Patriot Act, Politics News Click to see the original […]

By updates@huffingtonpost.com (John W. Whitehead) In an age of too many laws, too many prisons, too many government spies, and too many corporations eager to make a fast buck at the expense of the American taxpayer, there is no safe place and no watertight alibi. Read more: Nsa, Nsa Surveillance, Edward Snowden, USA Freedom Act, […]