U.S. drones have killed a total of 5,164 people so far, according to a congressional report.
The Human Side Of Drones: Congress Fails In Oversight
U.S. drones have killed a total of 5,164 people so far, according to a congressional report.
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Anonymous Takes Aim At Guantanamo, Vows To Close Prison Through Online Attacks
The action is designed to show solidarity with the 100 detainees refusing food to protest poor living conditions and prolonged detentions without charge or trial.
The action is designed to show solidarity with the 100 detainees refusing food to protest poor living conditions and prolonged detentions without charge or trial.
Small Town’s Drone Ban Sparks Statewide Discussion
Citizens say they don’t see a need for weaponized drones — at least not in St. Bonifacius, Minnesota.
By Katie Rucke
Citizens say they don’t see a need for weaponized drones — at least not in St. Bonifacius, Minnesota.
Anatomy Of A Blame Game: Boston Bombing Suspect’s Friends Charged
As the media obsesses over charges against a group of 19-year-olds, some wonder what the societal function of finger-pointing is, or isn’t.
As the media obsesses over charges against a group of 19-year-olds, some wonder what the societal function of finger-pointing is, or isn’t.
UPDATE: UN Says Force-Feeding Guantanamo Hunger Strikers Is Torture
Those who have been force-fed describe the process as extremely painful and even violent — 21 detainees are being force-fed through nasal tubes.
Those who have been force-fed describe the process as extremely painful and even violent — 21 detainees are being force-fed through nasal tubes.
Report: Bush Denied Calderon US Drones For Fighting Drug War In Mexico
New light has been shed on the multibillion-dollar drug war along the U.S.-Mexico border, a battle that has resulted in the deaths of 70,000 people and the disappearances of 25,000 since 2006. A new Washington Post report shows that George W. Bush declined a request by then-Mexican President Felipe Calderon to fly U.S. drones over […]
New light has been shed on the multibillion-dollar drug war along the U.S.-Mexico border, a battle that has resulted in the deaths of 70,000 people and the disappearances of 25,000 since 2006. A new Washington Post report shows that George W. Bush declined a request by then-Mexican President Felipe Calderon to fly U.S. drones over […]
Increased Calls To Censor Online Content Could Portend End Of ‘Open’ Internet
The age of an open Internet may be coming to an end. As states and nations move to mold and regulate the Internet to meet their own standards of decency, what was once referred to as the greatest communication and learning tool to ever be developed is becoming a partitioned, censored quagmire. Earlier this year, Google […]
The age of an open Internet may be coming to an end. As states and nations move to mold and regulate the Internet to meet their own standards of decency, what was once referred to as the greatest communication and learning tool to ever be developed is becoming a partitioned, censored quagmire. Earlier this year, Google […]
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