Hawaii legislator Tom Brower boasts of crushing the belongings of unsightly homeless people.

People who are hungry in the midst of plenty of food are morally entitled to steal food. And if Brower doesn't like their use of shopping baskets to carry around their few possessions, he should provide them with some other way to store those.

The residents of Lafourche Parish voted to fund libraries rather than a new jail.

The ebooks they are talking about are, apparently, commercial. It is a shame that these libraries promote commercial ebooks. They should reject those on ethical grounds.

Lafourche county's existing jail would be perfectly adequate if they stop fighting the War on Drugs.

Greenpeace protester Anthony Perrett says that if Russia imprisons him he will not regret his protest.

The activists freed on bail must be glad, but if they talk by Skype, another regime is surveilling them.

Three women released from 30 years of slavery in a house in London were shown an iPad, inviting them to enter into a more subtle form of submission.

With all the massive surveillance it does, the NSA was not satisfied. In 2012 it established a strategy to collect even more data about everyone.