Under Australia's new cyber-sabotage law, the state can compel a company to secretly install sabotage software into your computer. This includes Australian companies, and companies such as Apple, Google and Microsoft that operate in Australia.

The targets of this attack include whistleblowers and journalists.

The unjust power that Australia has just taken is far more dangerous than any of the crimes this is supposed to be used to protect against.

The white supremacist that killed Heather Heyer has been convicted of murder.

He deserves to go to prison, but the death penalty is never justified, not even for hate crimes.

Michael Cohen testified that the cheater asked him to seek Russian contacts after the presidential campaign had started. Here is that, and other things that we have learned recently from Mueller's investigation.

Beto O'Rourke's record in Congress is not very progressive. Defeating Ted Cruz would have been good, but we want a good replacement, not someone like Obama.

The TSA is changing from the Theater of Security Authority to the Total Surveillance Agency — planning to collect travelers' fingerprints and face photos, even sneakily.