Radio Shack promised not to sell customer identifying information, but the bankruptcy court is planning to do precisely that.

In other words, a company's privacy policy is valid only if the company does not fail. But then, most privacy policies are worthless anyway, because they have loopholes permitting the company to screw you.

If it occurs to you that a site or store's privacy policy would be relevant, just don't use that site or store. I have bought things from Radio Shack, but I paid cash and refused to identify myself.

UK thugs spied on Labour politicians even after they had been elected to Parliament.

They need not have bothered, given that the Labour party had by that time become the center-right New Labour.

The UK's commission for investigating crimes by thugs upholds their subjective impressions to exonerate them.

Thugs in Michigan arrested a man and beat him nearly to death.

They accuse him of possession of some (unstated) sort of drugs. Whether possessing them is a bad thing, I am not sure. Whether he really had them is hard to know, since thugs do frame people by planting drugs on them.

The merger of Kraft and Heinz would create a giant company with dangerous economic power.