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Guardian We may have hacked Sony back in the day, but we are still a social justice movement, from economic inequality to police brutality. Hacktivism is still the future Here in prison, I am [...]

The Intercept Six days after the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, President George W. Bush issued a directive allowing the CIA to secretly detain and interrogate prisoners at clandestine sites [...]

On December 11 the Houston Free Thinkers and the ACLU of Houston presented a teach in on cell phone surveillance in Houston.

KPRC 2 Houston has reported that the Harris County District Attorney’s Office will be purchasing body cameras for police officers with the Houston Police Department and the Harris County [...]

KPRC A Houston police officer is will reappear before a grand jury Tuesday for the killing of an unarmed black man in January. The jury met on Dec. 11 but did not come to a decision. Jordan Baker [...]

HOUSTON (KTRK) — One of many things to come out of the national debate over what happened in Ferguson, Missouri, is a new and critical look at the grand jury system. Riots and protest [...]

Intercept The Senate Intelligence Committee’s torture report will be released “in a matter of days,” a committee staffer tells The Intercept. The report, a review of brutal CIA interrogation [...]

Ben Swann On Monday, the White House proposed a $263 million “investment package” in an effort to improve police departments across the country in response to continuous tension between residents [...]

AP At least 400 people are killed by police officers in the United States every year, and while the circumstances of each case are different, one thing remains constant: In only a handful of [...]

FDL An attorney for a United States Navy nurse facing potentially severe repercussions for refusing to force-feed a Guantanamo Bay prisoner has indicated that the nurse, who has served nearly 18 [...]