Police in Massachusetts will continue to have many tools at their disposal to respond to crime, but if a state legislator gets his way, one of them won’t be harsh language.
State Rep. Benjamin Swan has introduced a bill that …
Dianne Feinstein and the Fate Of NSA Reform
There are many bills moving to constrain the NSA’s domestic datamining and surveillance programs, but the senior Senator from California is in control.
U.S. Allies Still Angry at Snowden’s Revelations of U.S. Spying
Relations with Europe, Brazil are tense and unlikely to ease soon
What Happened to Obama’s NSA Reforms?
Two months ago, the President embraced limited reforms to domestic spying. So far, he’s produced limited results.
Everything You Need to Know About Silk Road, the Online Black Market Raided by the FBI
An explainer
Mother Who Drowned 3 Kids Seeks Some of Their Estate Money
Leatrice Brewer was found not-guilty due to mental disease or defect
Wife of Beaten SUV Driver Defends His Injuring Biker
“We were placed in grave danger.”
Capitol Car Chase Suspect Believed to Be Delusional, Emotionally Disturbed
A woman was shot dead by police outside the U.S. Capitol Thursday after an erratic high-speed car chase between two of the nation’s most recognizable landmarks. The driver, identified as 34-year-old Miriam Carey from Stamford, …
Tropical Storm Karen Heading for U.S. Gulf Coast
State of emergency declared in Louisiana and Florida, which will be hit Saturday
California’s New Anti-Revenge Porn Bill Won’t Protect Most Victims
Publishing intimate images without the subject’s consent is now a misdemeanor in California, but victims’ advocates believe the effort doesn’t go far enough
Woman Killed at Capitol After Pursuit from White House
Building was briefly in lockdown, two officers injured
Alleged Black Market Operator Indicted in Murder-for-Hire Scheme
Accused Silk Road proprietor Ross William Ulbricht is being arraigned Thursday
Feds Can’t Investigate Tennessee Bus Crash Because of Government Shutdown
Investigators furloughed