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In 2005, Rahinah Ibrahim, a visiting scholar at Stanford University, was handcuffed, detained and interrogated for two hours at San Francisco International Airport, after being told she was on a U.S. government watchlist.
Canadian woman denied entry over “mental illness”
In the wake of last Friday’s shootings at Los Angeles International Airport, some politicians and media commentators are feigning shock at the widespread hostility toward the Transportation Security Administration (TSA).
Is the Department of Homeland Security Google searching the names of travelers before they enter the United States? That’s the question being asked after a Canadian woman was turned away by a U.S. Customs and Border Protection agent as a result of be
Authorities controlling phones and Internet with a “kill-switch” furthers monitoring concerns.
"A federal agent who is standing in the middle of a public highway, wearing a public uniform, collecting a public paycheck while seizing the public absent reasonable suspicion has no expectation of privacy," says Bressi in regards to filming border p
Making you feel like a prisoner who cannot leave
A federal judge refused Attorney General Holder's request he be allowed to proceed with an appeal where Congress is seeking to enforce subpoenas for documents related to the controversial Operation Fast and Furious gun investigation.
Libertarian ‘Kane’ shines in LPAC speech
The dramatic takedown of the Silk Road drug market and the arrest of its alleged owner on drug trafficking and murder-for-hire charges last month began in part with an offhand tip to Department of Homeland Security investigators in Maryland in mid-20
Making you feel like a prisoner who cannot leave
Secret Service agents and managers have engaged in sexual misconduct and other improprieties across a span of 17 countries in recent years, according to accounts given by whistleblowers to the Senate committee that oversees the department.
At least one cop declared the TSA agent dead after checking him just minutes after the shots put him down, yet he didn't expire for nearly half an hour.
Seattle City Govt CONFIRMS!
SPD admit mesh network was never turned off after DHS testing phase
"One hopes that Phillip Bobbitt was right in his fine new book about Machiavelli’s thought when he argues that, in times when a republic’s leaders “become unsuitable,” one of the great strengths of a republic lies in “the ruthlessness of the public,
In the wake of last Friday’s shootings at Los Angeles International Airport, some politicians and media commentators are feigning shock at the widespread hostility toward the Transportation Security Administration (TSA).
A U.S. foreign service officer pleaded guilty in federal court Wednesday to accepting more than $3 million in bribes in a visa-processing scheme that allowed nearly 500 foreign nationals to enter the United States.
Owe money to the IRS? Having trouble making your mortgage payments? Ever been sued or been arrested?
Is the Department of Homeland Security building a mercenary unit?
A gunman opened fire on Friday at a Transportation Security Administration checkpoint at LAX, killing a TSA officer.
A Transportation Security Administration agent was reportedly killed and several more people injured when a gunman opened fire Friday morning at Los Angeles International Airport.. The suspect is in custody, according to reports.
It's getting so that it is downright hazardous to be a journalist in America these days. Or is it "Amerika"?
Police at checkpoint point loaded guns at motorist's heads in military style 'Red Dawn' scenario
Homeland Security to purchase “riot expansion kits” & 240,000 pepper spray projectiles as agency prepares for domestic unrest
A Minnesota man is suing for the right to continue selling merchandise online that parodies the National Security Agency and the Department of Homeland Security. Dan McCall sells T-shirts, hats, bumper stickers and other items that are printed by
A few weeks ago we saw what happens when the Electronic Benefit Transfer system is threatened in any way.
A veteran Washington D.C. investigative journalist says Homeland Security confiscated her confidential files during a raid of her home leading her to fear a number of her sources inside the federal government have been exposed.
Tom Matzzie, former Washington director of MoveOn.org sat near retired Gen. Michael Hayden. Matzzie's tweets suggest Hayden took calls from reporters digging into the ongoing NSA spy scandal and CIA secret prisons overseas.
The Department of Homeland Security is set to spend $80 million dollars on hiring a raft of armed guards to protect IRS and other government buildings in upstate New York during “public demonstrations” and “civil disturbances,” once again prompting
