The Daily Caller

Privacy issues at stake as civil liberties groups protest cameras, weaponization

Obama’s domestic electronic surveillance track record unmatched in US history

A bill under consideration would amend law enforcement’s abilities to search private electronic communications

The FAA is set to establish six UAS test sites around the country for the next five years

Move follows last week’s uproar over internal IRS documents

‘We still don’t know what the standards are that federal law enforcement agencies are using when they read our most private communications via email and other means’

Last year, a similar measure never gained traction and eventually prompted a White House veto threat.

Exceptions made ‘in cases of imminent threat to national security or grave personal injury’

‘It’s heartening to see a group that’s dedicated to preserving the civil liberties of Americans’

‘As we’ve seen with many large government databases, if you build it, they will come’

Liberals and conservatives come together to curb law enforcement powers

The federal government has argued, however, that tools like the stingray can be used without a search warrant

Christian-themed club owns the portrait, says school district

ACLU stepped in after school board deemed display inappropriate

Portrait effectively endorses ‘one religion’ say plaintiffs, all unnamed

The 16-page white paper is seeing the light of day ahead of the Senate confirmation hearing of John Brennan

Eighth-grader’s rationale for the club is to reduce bullying

ACLU report adds to revelations about feds’ domestic surveillance