The main players in California’s “treatment-industrial complex” are the very same ones involved in the for-profit prison industry.
California made headlines last week when Governor Jerry Brown allocated a record $11.4 billion to the state’s corrections department in his May Revision to the budget, translating to $75,560 per individual — the highest per-inmate cost in the
Whether for privacy or profit, changes are coming to Twitter. Fortunately, it’s up to users to change their settings and decide how much they want to share.
Since Wednesday, Twitter has been sending out emails and notifications to its over 300 million monthly users to inform them of changes to their privacy policy. The new policy, which goes into effect on June 18, includes changes to data collection, data sharing,
If passed, the police force would make history in the U.S., putting the Alabama church on par with the Vatican’s Swiss Guard.
On Friday, the Alabama House Committee approved a bill that would grant one church the legal authority to establish their own police force.
As the week comes to an end, it becomes apparent that dissent is being criminalized not only nationwide but on multiple fronts. Increased regulations are appearing that limit the public spaces that can be lawfully occupied in protest.
(ANALYSIS) --- Indiana passed a bill on Wednesday that authorizes police officers to shut down highway protesting “by any means necessary.”
