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  The FBI soon could get the power to hack any computer, anywhere thanks to a new under-the-radar US Supreme Court decision. A slight change to what is known as Rule 41 makes it easier than ever for Uncle Sam ...

Federal agents subjected a farmer to harassment and warrantless searches simply for producing raw milk, but a county sheriff took the farmer’s side and blocked federal agents from the property – and the sheriff is now speaking out. The US ...

The state of Maryland claims it has the right to track you without a warrant whenever you turn on your phone or make a call. The attorney general there even made that argument in a friend-of-the-court brief. The case involved ...

For two years, dozens of law enforcement agencies quietly have been using radar equipment that can literally see through walls, and they have been doing so without a warrant. The radar’s use was only revealed by a federal court case ...

All around us, rights are being eroded in America. Privacy rights. Property rights. Free speech rights. Religious rights. Google the phrase “SWAT team raid,” and you’ll learn about numerous nighttime raids on homes to investigate non-violent crimes – with many ...

If you think you’re being watched from the skies, you might be right. Law enforcement is increasingly using drones or unmanned aerial vehicles to spy on average people. In a letter to US Sen. Rand Paul (R-Ky.), the FBI admitted ...

Do you live in a “Constitution Free Zone?” Millions of Americans live in towns where many of the wise words drafted by the Founding Fathers do not necessarily apply. The areas deemed a Constitution-Free Zone extend 100 miles inland from ...

President Obama says the federal government is not spying on Americans, but one of his former aides disagrees. Obama appeared on NBC’s “The Tonight Show with Jay Leno” Tuesday and defended the National Security Agency’s surveillance program. “There is no ...

GREEN BAY, WISCONSIN – U.S. District Judge William Griesbach ruled yesterday that police are free, in some circumstance, to install hidden surveillance cameras on private property without obtaining a warrant. At issue was whether Drug Enforcement Administration agents had a ...