Big US phone and telecom companies have formed a "privacy coalition" to lobby for something.

The crucial role of concealed weapons in the Trayvon Martin killing.

Lt. Adam Cohen faces prosecution instigated by the officer he accused of raping him.

It seems crazy to prosecute anyone for homosexuality after the law was changed so that it is no longer illegal

The proposed TAFTA treaty is purely a means to let a range of businesses bypass democracy to get rid of the regulations they don't like.

Protest in the US is getting the same treatment as abortion clinics in Texas: a series of laws, enforced with bizarre strictness, leave it permitted in theory but not in practice.

Our response to this must be to say that such laws are just bricks in the wall, and breaking them is not wrong.

The same applies to laws that forbid government officials from telling us how the state really treats us.