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South Carolina’s Supreme Court Becomes First Top State Judiciary to Strike Down Abortion Law After SCOTUS Overturned Roe v. Wade

Elura NanosJan 5th
Google Will Pay $391.5 Million to 40 States to Resolve Lawsuit Over Location Data Tracking, AGs Say

Adam KlasfeldNov 14th
Mark Zuckerberg Was ‘Personally Involved’ in Cambridge Analytica Scandal, ‘Encouraged’ 2016 Election Manipulation: D.C. Attorney General

Marisa SarnoffOct 20th
Judge: Gang Members with Weak Facebook Settings Can’t Whine about Privacy

Aaron KellerJul 19th
That Time Mark Zuckerberg Shut Down His Site Due to Insurmountable ‘Privacy Concerns’

Matt NahamMar 22nd
The Trump DOJ’s First Big Target Could Be Planned Parenthood

Elura NanosDec 16th
Police Employee Arrested for Videotaping Women in Dispatch Restroom

Alberto LuperonOct 13th
Emails Show Federal Agents Used License Plate Scanners to Collect Information at Gun Shows

Chris WhiteOct 3rd
Lawsuit Alleges ‘Smart’ Vibrator Illegally Transmits Intimate User Data Back to Company

Chris WhiteSep 15th
Eric Holder Credits Edward Snowden For Performing ‘Public Service’

Chris WhiteMay 30th
New ‘Textalyzer’ Device Could Give Cops the Power to Scan Cell Phones Instantly

Chris WhiteApr 12th
Privacy Activists Accuse FBI Director of Hypocrisy By Putting a Piece of Tape Over Webcam

Chris WhiteApr 10th
Report Identifies Mysterious Third-Party Helping FBI Unlock Terrorist’s iPhone

Chris WhiteMar 23rd
Even Though Gawker Got Slammed by Hulk, It’s Not a Body Blow to the Media

Ronn BlitzerMar 18th
Erin Andrews Makes First TV Appearance Since Winning $55 Million Lawsuit

Chris WhiteMar 17th
Why Giants Player Jason Pierre-Paul Will Lose His Case Against ESPN and Reporter Adam Schefter

Tony IIiakostasFeb 27th