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Statement on Presidential Remarks on Signal Intelligence Programs on 1/17/14
The President acknowledged the privacy concerns of people in other countries who are the subject of NSA surveillance and suggested he will consider curtailing wholesale international data collection.
2014 Budget Restores & Increases Resources for Victims
The measure commits increased resources to the Violence Against Women Act, the Victims of Crime Act and the Family Violence Prevention and Services Act shelter funding.
Five Criticisms of Obama’s NSA Speech
If the speech was designed to quell fears, it hasn't entirely worked.
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Love It or Hate It, Obamacare’s Spurring Interest in the Pathology of Health Care
Even if ObamaCare never fully achieves its intended benefits, it has already had some unintended ones.
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The Office of the Future
A view inside C&S Wholesale Grocers, America's secret corporate empire, home to the future of white-collar exploitation.
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Educational Network Erases Borders
Students, teachers and parents are building bridges between classrooms on both sides of the miles of Atlantic Ocean that separate them.
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NSA Reform
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Different Strokes
Copyright Universal Uclick.
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BP Employees, Outraged by Lack of Compensation, Warn Oil Spill Victims
Long-term employees accuse oil giant BP of greed, exploitation and lying about their pensions.
Four Questionable Claims Obama Has Made on NSA Surveillance
Since the first disclosures based on documents provided by former NSA contractor Edward Snowden, Obama has offered his own defenses of the programs. But not all of the president's …