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Why The Trump Administration Shouldn’t Scan Your Face If You Fly Abroad

Molly Davis December 6, 2019

Gen X And The Lost Art Of The Blind Carbon Copy

David Marcus November 5, 2019

Sen. Marsha Blackburn On Impeachment, Privacy, And Regulating Big Tech

The Federalist Staff November 4, 2019

Skeptical Of Big Tech? Be More Careful With Your Data

Emily Jashinsky July 19, 2019

Big Tech’s Big Problems And A Conversation With The Pinterest Whistleblower

The Federalist Staff June 19, 2019

Government Surveillance Of Political Activists Is Scary, Illegal, And Common

Luke Wachob May 10, 2019

Is Google Manipulating User Opinions And Behavior?

The Federalist Staff December 11, 2018

In Ruling That Taking Cell Data Requires A Warrant, SCOTUS Stole Congress’s Job Again

Margot Cleveland June 25, 2018

Why The FBI’s Raid On Michael Cohen Sets A Dangerous Precedent

John Dellaportas May 8, 2018

4 Ways To Hide Your Online Conversations And Transactions

Holly Scheer February 7, 2018

What Is FISA? Rand Paul And Others Debate Privacy And Surveillance

The Federalist Staff January 18, 2018

Why The Supreme Court Should Say Privacy Rights Include People’s Data

Jim Harper November 30, 2017

Supreme Court To Hear Most Important Fourth Amendment Case In A Generation

Nicole Russell November 28, 2017

Why Creating A National ID System Would Threaten Americans’ Privacy And Security

Jane Robbins October 19, 2017

Until We Update Surveillance Laws, Government Can Snoop On Your Phone And Email At Will

Dan King August 24, 2017

The Novel That Foresaw And Explains The Scandal At Google

Sethu A. Iyer August 11, 2017

How Erasing Sex Distinctions From Law Kills Privacy And Consent

Paul Dirks July 11, 2017

Researchers Have Begun To Realize That Big Data Presents Big Problems

Daniel Lee June 16, 2017

5 Cultural Myths ‘The Circle’ Makes Us Reconsider

Tyler Long and Jason Long May 1, 2017

FCC Chairman Ajit Pai Speaks On Net Neutrality, Privacy, And Rickrolling

The Federalist Staff April 26, 2017

12 Ways Pornography Just Doesn’t Show Enough

Dustin Murphy April 4, 2017

California Prosecutors Don’t Have A Case Against Planned Parenthood Whistleblowers

Jenna Ellis March 31, 2017

The Data Suggests Unisex Bathrooms Are A Bonanza To Male Perverts

Paul Dirks February 9, 2017

There Is No Conservative Case For Genderless Bathrooms

Glenn T. Stanton December 22, 2016

How Androgynous Bathrooms Ruin Social Cohesion, And Women Can Restore It

Joy Pullmann June 16, 2016

A Little Mother Prevents Big Brother

Stella Morabito May 5, 2016

Trans Bathroom Bills Prove Feminism Has Failed My Daughter

Kira Davis April 21, 2016

North Carolina Fights Federal, Corporate Blackmail Over Trans Bathroom Law

D.C. McAllister April 4, 2016

Erin Andrews Deserves Every Penny Of Her $55 Million Judgment

Rachel Lu March 9, 2016

Mizzou Is What Happens When We Allow Too Much Privacy

Maureen Mullarkey November 30, 2015

Justin Bieber Doesn’t Deserve This Kind Of Exposure

Holly Scheer October 13, 2015

I’m Glad No One Tweeted My #PlaneBreakup Experience

Bethany Mandel August 25, 2015

Bring Back The Distinction Between Public And Private

Josiah Lippincott April 27, 2015

Women Risk Losing Discretion In Push For Affirmative Consent

Amy Otto October 6, 2014

We’re All Peeping Toms Now

Holly Scheer September 8, 2014

Why Was Sterling’s Public Racism Ignored And Private Bigotry Punished?

David Masciotra May 9, 2014

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