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The Liberty Beat By: Derrick Broze Two conflicting rulings on the National Security Agency’s massive surveillance system are headed to federal appeals court and possibly the Supreme Court. Last [...]

The Liberty Beat By: Derrick Broze Activists in Houston are preparing to launch a community recycling initiative that will involve 3d printers, plastic recycling, and a machine called the [...]

The Liberty Beat By: Derrick Broze Scientists at Britain’s Reading University have published a study in Environmental Research Letters warning of a 30 percent reduction in tropical rainfall and [...]

The Liberty Beat By: Brian Hagen A federal judge Monday ruled that a key element in Chicago’s gun ordinance is unconstitutional, saying the city can’t prohibit licensed gun owners from operating. [...]

The Liberty Beat By: Derrick Broze In December the British Royal Air Force conducted successful test flights of a British Tornado aircraft made with parts from a 3d printer. The parts were built [...]

The Liberty Beat By: Derrick Broze Academics from around the world have come together to sign a declaration of privacy in protest of mass surveillance. Academics Against Surveillance declare that [...]

The Liberty Beat By: Derrick Broze On Friday the Malaysian central bank joined the Central Bank of China in warning against the use of the popular crypto currency Bitcoin. A statement from the [...]

The Liberty Beat By: Derrick Broze According to an Associated Press review of oil or gas drilling related complaints, pollution has been confirmed in four states. AP requested information from [...]

The Liberty Beat By: Derrick Broze The Syrian Electronic Army hacked Skype’s Twitter account, accusing Microsoft of working with governments to share users information. The hacker group tweeted, [...]

by Shawn Musgrave – MuckRock News – Drug Enforcement Administration training documents released to MuckRock user C.J. Ciaramella show how the agency constructs two chains of evidence [...]