Bugs in Chrome allow sites to turn its speech recognition into a listening device.

If the speech recognition is implemented, as I suspect, by a Google server (this would be SaaSS) then Google and the NSA are certainly listening to anything you say to this "feature".

The US systematically imposes harsh punishments for minor cyber "crimes".

I don't think most of these "crimes" should be punished at all. In particular, net protests at a web site virtual are the equivalent of a protest on the street. It is a mistake to call them "attacks".

The independent Privacy and Civil Liberties Oversight Board concluded that NSA massive surveillance is illegal.

The ACLU is suing to make South Carolina public schools stop imposing Christianity (and mocking students that don't agree).

The school teaches bogus science, too.

US citizens: call on congressional Republicans: if they want to interfere with abortions, they should support the rights of pregnant workers.