Nato troops in complex fight

"Investigations are continuing after a Nimrod plane crashed, killing 14 UK military personnel. The plane was lost during an ongoing offensive in southern Afghanistan.Taleban guerrillas hanged a man from a tree in southern Afghanistan over the weekend, accusing him of spying...

NSA Spying on Quakers and Nuns

""BALTIMORE -- Following reports that Baltimore peace groups have been targets of illegal spying, the American Civil Liberties Union of Maryland today filed public information requests with federal and state authorities. The ACLU said it is concerned that the...

FBI Denies Accusations Of Anti-Muslim Bias

"Muslim leaders have accused the FBI of conducting an *anti-Muslim witch hunt* following a raid on the Texas offices of a Middle East Internet service provider. An 80-strong US terrorism task force searched the Texas offices of Infocom Corporation on Wednesday and...

Feingold: Iraq War Based on 'An Outrageous Pile of Lies'

"U.S. Sen. Russ Feingold, D-Wis., spoke about the Iraq war and even his long-rumored run for the White House next year during a Dane County town hall-style forum on Monday.During the meeting at the Boys and Girls Club of Dane County in Fitchburg, the Iraq issue dominated the...

Chinese official executed as Taiwan spy (AP)

" BEIJING - An official from China's social security fund has been executed on charges of spying for rival Taiwan, a spokesman for the agency said Tuesday, and government employees have been required to watch a video about the case. Tong Daning, director of the general...

The Phoney Debate On Net Neutrality

"It never was about Net neutrality boys and girls. It was about gaining more money, cash to be able to buy up the competition, and overcharging for broad band is the way to get that cash. In the meantime how much will Nortel go for, and will Canadians even care. Doubtful...

Parents, kids spying on each other

"Upwardly-mobile parents and children are increasingly hiring private detectives to spy on each other."

American Immigration Law Foundation (AILF) News

The AILF is dedicated to increasing public understanding of immigration law and policy and the value of immigration to American society; to promoting public service and excellence in the practice of immigration law; and to advancing fundamental fairness and due process under...

U.S. Asks Judge to Drop Suit on N.S.A. Spying

"A National Security Agency program that listens in on international communications involving people in the United States is both vital to national security and permitted by the Constitution, a government lawyer told a judge here today in the first major court argument on the...

NSA Program Heade to Court

"The National Security Agency’s domestic spying program faces its first legal challenge in a case that could decide if the White House is allowed to order eavesdropping without a court order. Oral arguments are set for Monday at U.S. District Court in Detroit at which the...

rifidborgs have feelings too

A spychip is what some people call an RFID chip. Such people are usually bigots who discriminate against rifidborgs.