Coming soon: FBI technology that can read your fingerprints from a mile away
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The federal government is close to approving contactless fingerprinting, NextGov reports:
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Book event: Annie Jacobsen on DARPA at Harvard Book Store
Want to learn more about the secretive military agency that, according to author Annie Jacobsen, serves as "The Pentagon's Brain"? Hear her speak on her new DARPA history at a free and open to the public book event in Cambridge on September 23, 2015 at 7pm.
From Harvard Book Store:
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Local cops suspect Tamerlan Tsarnaev was an FBI informant, according to Globe columnist
There’s a remarkable statement buried at the bottom of Boston Globe columnist Kevin Cullen’s farewell to the soon-departing special agent in charge of the Boston FBI office, Vince Lisi. According to the law enforcement friendly Cullen, Lisi was uncharacteristically open during their...
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Former NSA director implies Snowden was right to leak Verizon court order
Huffington Post's Ali Watkins with the scoop: former NSA director Keith Alexander this morning told a Washington DC audience that Edward Snowden shouldn't have disclosed "millions" of documents to journalists, but suggested Snowden was justified in leaking the Verizon court order revealing the governme
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Landmark California settlement limits solitary confinement statewide
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Chris Christie: Track foreign visitors to the United States like FedEx tracks packages
Republican presidential hopeful Chris Christie said if elected he would model a system for tracking immigrants and foreign visitors to the United States on the package tracking system in place at FedEx. For Christie, fingerprinting, photographing, obsessively documenting, and taking iris scans from foreign visitors isn't enough.
