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Wired

Even as rebellion grows in some state capitals against the looming Real ID mandate from Congress, proponents speaking Thursday on a panel at the RSA Conference could barely contain their enthusiasm for putting standard government-issued ID cards

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by William L. Anderson (FFF)

As federal and state laws become more expansive and historical liberties are routinely crushed, perhaps it is time to look at the laws themselves, as opposed to seeing only whether President Bush’s actions are legal.

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CIOL

In some cities in Europe and the US, a person can be videotaped by surveillance camera hundreds of times a day, and it's safe to say that most of the time no one is actually watching. But the advent of "intelligent video" -- software t

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(AntiWar)

Many people have a tendency to judge the fact that the government is spending money as good in itself, almost regardless of what the government spends it on. All we know when we see government spending people's money is that the government wants

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LA Times

Churches nationwide abruptly canceled Super Bowl parties for fear of violating a federal copyright law that prohibits public venues from showing NFL games on big-screen TVs. Sports bars are exempted. Churches are not.

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By LIZ AUSTIN PETERSON - AP via ABC News

Merck is bankrolling efforts to pass state laws across the country mandating Gardasil for girls as young as 11 or 12. It doubled its lobbying budget in Texas and has funneled money through Women in Government

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Counter Punch

Most Americans are unaware of the new police state procedures of U.S. officials who seek to keep millions of Americans from traveling--including trips across the border to our North, once thought the least difficult international frontier in the worl

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By GEORGE PASCOE-WATSON for The Sun

As part of the most shocking extension of Big Brother powers ever planned here, lenses in lampposts would snap “naked” pictures of passers-by to trap terror suspects.

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InfoWars.com

From embedded microchips to RFID tracking, the cashless society roll out is going on in full force. With children thumbscanning to get their lunches and amusement park goers biometrically scanning for entry, we are being trained to use our biometric

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BBC

"On behalf of the government of Canada I would like to apologise to you... and your family for any role the government may have played in the terrible ordeal that all of you experienced in 2002 and 2003," Mr Harper said.

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From correspondents in Moody Air Force Base

THE US Defence Department today unveiled what it called a revolutionary heat-beaming weapon that could be used to control mobs or repel foes in conflicts like Iraq and Afghanistan. (or St. Louis, Missouri)

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Asbury Park Press(NJ)

The New Jersey Transit board today is expected to approve the purchase of a fleet of new buses that would include closed-circuit camera systems. "They have great deterrent value," said Jim Gigantino, acting vice president

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AP

The Bush administration changed course and agreed to let a secret but independent panel of federal judges oversee the government's controversial domestic spying program. Officials say the secret court has already approved at least one request for

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