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A Hole in the Constitution Apr. 06, 2017
The issue of federal government surveillance of Americans has largely occupied Washington politician... Read More
No Pardon for Edward Snowden Sep. 22, 2016
Edward Snowden did Americans a service. In revealing that the National Security Agency was collectin... Read More
Digital Privacy Shouldn't Depend on a Law Written in the Time of 'Stranger Things' Sep. 08, 2016
One of the most powerful arguments for limiting the size and scope of government is the inability of... Read More
Here's a Password: Crony Crime Fighting Jul. 14, 2016
When is it a crime — punishable with time behind bars — for citizens to access a company... Read More
Orlando Is Why We Need Surveillance Jun. 16, 2016
The FBI had the Orlando gunman under watch — twice — and, after much consideration, deci... Read More
Wake Up, America! Jun. 09, 2016
While Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders are battling in their final round in the Democratic primari... Read More
Can We Face Away From Facebook? May. 12, 2016
Facebook remains uncontested as the social media champ of Wall Street. Its stock recently hit an all... Read More
FISA Court's Rubber Stamp of Approval for Government Spying Requests May. 04, 2016
The Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court was established in 1978 to provide a measure of oversigh... Read More
Fruit of the Poisonous Tree Apr. 28, 2016
Would all of our lives be safer if the government could break down all the doors it wishes, listen t... Read More
Toilets and the Politics of Gender Apr. 22, 2016
The name Curt Schilling wasn't familiar to me before ESPN decided to fire the sports commentator and... Read More
Despite NY Win, It Was a Bad Week for Trump Apr. 22, 2016
Despite his big win in New York on Tuesday, Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump has had a... Read More
Terrorists and Their Privacy Mar. 24, 2016
One inevitable sequel to a terrorist attack is seeing the ugly mugs of creeps-turned-monsters thrust... Read More
Privacy Laws and Social Security Mar. 16, 2016
Q: I was married to my husband for over 30 years. He was an old-fashioned man who said that a woman'... Read More
Violating Privacy Is Bad Business Jan. 08, 2016
Hooking up online and improving college exam scores wouldn't seem to have much in common, but appare... Read More
Knowing Who's on Your Airplane Dec. 31, 2015
I don't know about you, but I'd like to think that the feds have screened the other passengers sitti... Read More
On Terrorism, Cruz Has No Idea Dec. 17, 2015
Terrorism is not going away. We saw that in the closing of the Los Angeles schools after what was de... Read More
Paris and Freedom Nov. 19, 2015
The tragedy in Paris last Friday has regrettably been employed as a catalyst for renewed calls by go... Read More
What Is a Living Trust? Do You Need One? Sep. 16, 2015
Dear Carrie: Everyone I know seems to be setting up a living trust, even my friends who aren't that... Read More
Federal Agencies Fight for Warrantless Access to Emails Aug. 13, 2015
How would you feel if the government could access a trove of information about who you are, what you... Read More
