A court ruled the FBI needs to get a warrant to inject malware into someone's machine. It can't just set a trap for whoever visits a certain site, without the authority of a court order.

However, the FBI has written new regulations for itself, saying that one court order can authorize it to attack an unlimited set of computers, if they are using Tor.

Senator Widen will try to cut this back.

I think it is legitimate for the state to install spy software in suspects' computers, with a court order; but these orders must be limited in scope so as not to threaten everyone.

A Florida thug is being prosecuted for battery; he attacked a handcuffed woman who was being put in jail.

She tried to kick him, which was a provocation. But since she was handcuffed at the time, she was unable to really hurt the thug, and he could have handled the situation without brutality. He should have controlled himself. That's the job — of a police officer.

US citizens: call on Senator Baldwin & Rep Gwen Moore to end sending cluster bombs to Salafi Arabia.

Why So Many Iranians Have Come to Hate the Hijab.

That repression (freudian pun intended) is what the hijab really means — its purpose. People have a right to wear them, but we should not give the practice any respect.

Protesters are camped outside a thug office in San Francisco to protest killings by the thugs.

I don't think we should stretch the term "hunger strike" to include taking sugar or vitamins. A hunger strike is so powerful precisely because the striker goes to the utmost limit of nonviolence.