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Powerful Mobile Phone Surveillance Tool Operates in Obscurity Across the CountrySam RichardsCellHawk helps law enforcement visualize large quantities of information collected by cellular towers and providers.
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I Sued Blackwater for the Massacre of Iraqi Civilians. Trump Just Pardoned Those Convicted Killers.Paul DickinsonTrump’s pardon of the Blackwater mercenaries who murdered 14 Iraqi civilians at Nisour Square shows the world what justice means in the United States.
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Facebook Managers Trash Their Own Ad Targeting in Unsealed RemarksSam BiddleThe internal documents suggest that Facebook should stop positioning itself as a champion of small business.
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On Christmas, America Celebrates the Birth of Reverse JesusJon SchwarzWhat if we were to actually use the life of Christ as a basis for Christmas?
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SolarWinds Hack Infected Critical Infrastructure, Including Power IndustryKim ZetterThe companies involved used compromised software, but it’s not clear if hackers entered their networks. Finding out could be difficult.
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Investigator: DNC Was “Directly Involved” in Iowa Caucus App Development, Countering DNC DenialJordan CharitonIn a closed-session Iowa State Democrats meeting, members pushed for answers on the DNC’s role in the caucus debacle.
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Snowden and Assange Deserve Pardons. So Do the Whistleblowers Trump Imprisoned.James RisenPress freedom advocates must be careful not to indulge Trump’s conspiracy theories while they lobby for whistleblower pardons.
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How a Man Serving Life Without Parole for $20 of Weed Gained His FreedomTana GanevaInnocence Project lawyers relied on a July Louisiana court ruling to make a case for Fate Winslow’s release. He’d been in prison for 12 years.
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Labor’s Untold Story: An Old Book Is Getting a New LookMatthew Cunningham-CookUnions have lost the militancy that characterized the early days, their members disconnected from the broader project of economic rights for all.
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