Search Results for ‘war on drugs’ — 120 articles

DoD and CIA target phones, not people, in global assassination program

02/10/2014

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Report that DEA protects Sinaloa cartel contrasts sharply with official claims

01/14/2014
The captive mind and the new American authoritarianism

12/05/2013

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Government shutdown is nothing of the sort while the police and surveillance states live on

10/01/2013

Protected by the "shutdown": the militarization of the police.
Donald Rumsfeld and the militarization of domestic police

04/12/2013
Los Angeles PD got a cell phone sniffer for “Terrorism” but used it in drug cases

01/25/2013

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The latest in civil liberties and privacy news you may have missed

11/24/2012

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“The House I Live In” opens tonight in Cambridge

11/02/2012

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"The House I Live In," a 2012 Grand Jury Sundance award-winning documentary about the drug war, opens tonight in Cambridge, Massachusetts. The ACLU of Massachusetts is proud to co-sponsor the screening tonight at Kendall Square cinema, where Director Eugene Jarecki will answer questions after the film.
The GOP platform and civil liberties

08/29/2012

The Republican party issued its official platform for the RNC 2012. A number of statements are relevant to the Privacy Matters we discuss here, so let's take a look.
When we are all suspects

08/01/2012

Hello all you potential terrorists!

That’s how American citizens and anyone else in the country with any kind of data footprint are regarded these days, thanks to new guidelines for the National Counterterrorism Center (NCTC) which the Obama Administration endorsed last March.