People in the Netherlands will soon have access to The Pirate Bay, one of the world’s most censored file-sharing websites,…
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Should internet service providers be allowed to restrict access to websites and block certain content from customers depending on how…
By Julian Hattem A federal court has tossed out a lawsuit trying to prevent the government from searching laptops, cellphones…
By Mark Godsey Today in Texas, former prosecutor and judge Ken Anderson pled guilty to intentionally failing to disclose evidence…
Poland has asked the European Court of Human Rights to bar media and public presence during an upcoming hearing on…
A French appeals court has refused to overturn a 2009 conviction for organized fraud against the Church of Scientology. The…
User comments on European websites may face tougher scrutiny after the European Court of Human Rights ruled that an Estonian…
A federal grand jury has returned an indictment against 13 alleged members of the hacktivist movement Anonymous and has charged…
An Israeli court has remanded in custody a man suspected of spying for Iran. Ali Mansouri was reportedly arrested while…
The US Department of Justice’s internal oversight body did not investigate complaints by federal intelligence court judges that government lawyers…
A Facebook user’s decision to “like” something on the social networking site falls under the protection of the First Amendment,…
The United States’ secretive Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court has ordered the government to move forward with declassifying documents pertaining to…
The founder and owner of encrypted e-mail site Lavabit, Ladar Levison, has appealed the US government order that shut down…
A federal judge has for the first time ruled that Bitcoin is a legitimate currency, opening up the possibility for…
Chris Carrington Activist Post The German car maker Volkswagen and the French group Thales have blocked a move by researchers…
By NICK DIVITO The Justice Department lost its bid Thursday to delay the ACLU challenge to the National Security Agency’s…
by Eric London The US Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit ruled Friday that New York Times reporter James…
By David Kravets The Obama administration for the first time responded to a Spygate lawsuit, telling a federal judge the…