privacy

KSTP-ABC TV in Minnesota reports some 500 officers will be outfitted starting next January.

Never mind a bill to regulate the use of drones never made it to a vote in the state legislature.

According to the Electronic Privacy Information Center (EPIC) and CNET, new documents have been obtained showing the drone requirements for Homeland Security's new Predator B fleet.

Citing a backlash from the community and questions over privacy, Seattle has scrubbed its surveillance program.

In the interest of what they are calling fairness,  two Congresswomen want the details of your paycheck to be public.

It's already in your drivers license.

Several of Obama's 23 points he'll consider for controlling guns use the Affordable Care Act (Obamacare) to snoop about your guns.

George Orwell's 1984 is less fictional every year.

First we had them for surveillance of hostiles and terrorists... now this:

In another example of how Internet technology is slowly creeping into the private lives of Americans, a U.S. District Court judge has set a new precedent.