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Free State Live talk show hosts interview NH residents being threatened by federal agents. The agents appear to be using strong arm tactics to seek information on anyone who supported Ed/Elaine Brown. (audio mp3 file)
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Although local police insist that the stops are designed to cut down on drunk driving, it is far more common for the stops to generate nothing but revenue from seatbelt and paperwork violations.
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LONDON: Residents of big cities like New York and London must accept that they are under constant watch by video cameras, and opposition to the use of high-tech surveillance to catch criminals and terrorists is ridiculous, New York Mayor Michael Bloo
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The armed police who shot Jean Charles de Menezes were briefed hours beforehand they would be using "unusual" lethal tactics and would only be deployed if officers on the ground believed they were dealing with a suicide bomber who was
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This video shows a roadside stop where no less than three cops are called to assist with the arrest of Lauren Canario for failing to show her papers during a roadside stop in New Hampshire. Additional charges are fabricated in the process.
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The Browns vowed never to be taken alive, but U.S. Marshal Stephen Monier said yesterday that both Browns were arrested without incident on their property around 7:45 p.m.
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The Border Security Council helping Texas Gov. Rick Perry decide how to distribute about $100 million in border security money is proposing permanent southbound police checks to help reduce car thefts and other crimes in El Paso.
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Colonel Ann Wright and the founder of CODEPINK explain how the FBI and the SPP are making peaceful protest a crime.
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Scores of federal immigration agents from around the country, some wearing cowboy hats and brandishing shotguns and automatic weapons, endangered residents and local police officers as they raided homes in Nassau County in a poorly planned antigang o
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The Bush White House calls Iran's President Ahmadinejad a "dictator" when he isn't -- part of scaring the public into thinking preemptive war is a good thing.
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No more than four Justice Department officials had access to details of the Bush administration's warrantless surveillance program when the department deemed portions of it illegal, following a pattern of poor consultation that helped create a **
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Information about all landline and mobile phone calls made in the UK must be logged and stored for a year under new laws.
Information about all landline and mobile phone calls made in the UK must be logged and stored for a year under new laws.
Information about all landline and mobile phone calls made in the UK must be logged and stored for a year under new laws.
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The two women were headed to Toronto to discuss peace and security issues at the invitation of the Toronto Stop the War Coalition.
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From Hitler to Pinochet and beyond, history shows there are certain steps that any would-be dictator must take to destroy constitutional freedoms. And, argues Naomi Wolf, George Bush and his administration seem to be taking them all.
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BANGKOK, Thailand (AP) - One hundred shot dead outside a Myanmar school. Activists burned alive at government crematoriums. A Buddhist monk floating face down in a river
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Here, police in uniform with video cameras were proudly out in the open shooting what looked like continuous footage of us all. And that was the least of it. We demonstrators were surrounded by a veritable army of police, on horseback, on motorbike,
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The Department of Homeland Security is not implementing a plan to dramatically widen law enforcement agencies' access to spy satellite data as intended after lawmakers raised privacy concerns and called for cuts to the agency's funding.
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Are drivers ready to be scanned like groceries at the supermarket? Technology scans drivers and passengers with bursts of infrared light that detect human skin. The technology is so sophisticated that it can distinguish human faces from decoy dummies
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Hundreds of banks and other financial institutions are participating in the largest test of its kind ever conducted to ensure the nation’s financial system can keep functioning in case of an outbreak of pandemic flu.
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Giffords once again uses the pretext of illegal narcotics as an excuse for legitimizing interior Homeland Security checkpoints which interfere with the right to privacy and travel that every American (used to) enjoy.
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Frustrated by press leaks about its surveillance work, the National Security Agency convened an series of off-the-record "seminars" to teach reporters about the damage caused by such leaks and to discourage reporting that interferes with th
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Officials from the top of Government to lowly council officers will be given unprecedented power to access details of every phone call in Britain under laws coming into force tomorrow. The new rules compel phone companies to retain information, howe
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There were a couple of problems with the red-light ticket Tim Alstrom received in the mail earlier this summer, showing a late-model Honda running a red light at Northeast 45th Street and Roosevelt Way Northeast.
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Washington-–Free speech took a beating with another round of arrests September 18 in the nation’s capital. It was administered by the police at a rally sponsored by the most unlikely-sounding group to be involved in such a thing: Veterans for Freedom
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A Missouri motorist who recorded a St. George cop's threats to falsify charges against him in order to throw him in jail & teach him a lesson, is now being hounded & harrassed by other area cops after his videotape resulted in the first officer**
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When Morrisville police officer Chris Gill handed him a ticket, Kent Kauffman coughed. Next thing Kauffman knew, Gill was charging him with assault on a government official. Gill contends Kauffman intentionally coughed on him three times. Accordin
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the system could be programmed to alert the city's emergency center whenever a camera spots a vehicle matching the description of one being sought by authorities. The system could be programmed to recognize license plates. It could alert emerg
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An ultra-secret conservative group -- so secret that members don't even use the group's name in communications -- will feature Vice President Dick Cheney as a speaker at a meeting in Utah today.
