FBI’s Warrantless Search Ruled Unconstitutional in a Blow to Government Spying

Matt Sledge

The FBI trawled NSA records without a warrant to investigate a man suspected of trying to join a terror group, prosecutors admit.
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Trump Leans on WWII Japanese Incarceration Law to Deport Immigrants

Nick Turse

The Alien Enemies Act provides sweeping powers to detain or deport foreign nationals. It’s ripe for abuse, experts say.
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Proton Mail Says It’s “Politically Neutral” While Praising Republican Party

Nikita Mazurov

The “privacy-first” company surprised its user base when CEO Andy Yen lauded Trump on social media.
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Trump Appointees Can’t Own Crypto. That Rule Doesn’t Apply to Trump Himself.

Matt Sledge

For many government employees, merely owning cryptocurrency is off-limits. Not for Trump, who created a “very grifty” meme coin.
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Israel Bans UNRWA as Trump Throttles Foreign Aid

Akela Lacy

UNRWA delivered the majority of food aid during the war and sheltered more than 1 million people. What happens when it’s banned?
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Trans Women in Federal Custody Face the Terror of Being Transferred to Men’s Prisons

Shawn Musgrave

Following Trump’s executive order, a trans woman held at a federal prison was told she would be moved to a men’s prison.
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Tulsi Gabbard Once Called for an Edward Snowden Pardon. Will She Flip-Flop Now?

Matt Sledge

Gabbard is a rare Washington politician who defended the NSA whistleblower. But she has also changed positions and even political parties.
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