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Federal building entrance at night with a police car's lights reflecting on the pavement.
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Minnesota ICE Shooting Investigation 2026: Federal Agents Block State Access to Crime Scene

Minnesota's BCA is being blocked from investigating the fatal Jan 7 ICE shooting of Renee Nicole Good. Explore the federal-state standoff over the 2026 Minnesota ICE shooting investigation.

Smartphone and digital security tools for activists
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Protester Digital Privacy 2026: Shielding Your Data from High-Tech Surveillance

Essential digital privacy guide for protesters in 2026. Learn how to protect your smartphone from Stingrays, biometric seizures, and location tracking during unrest.

A masonic emblem reflected on a police car windshield
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UK Police Demand Freemason Membership Records: Privacy vs. Public Interest

The UK Police demand for Freemason membership records has sparked a massive debate on privacy vs. scrutiny. Read the latest on this clash of secret societies and public law.

A Ghost of 9/11 Spying Returns to Haunt New York's First Muslim Mayor
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A Ghost of 9/11 Spying Returns to Haunt New York's First Muslim Mayor

A new lawsuit over the NYPD's controversial post-9/11 surveillance of Muslims presents a major test for NYC's first Muslim mayor-elect, Zohran Mamdani, who campaigned on ending such practices.

Border Patrol Blew Out a Family's Window at 6 AM. Their Target Wasn't Home.
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Border Patrol Blew Out a Family's Window at 6 AM. Their Target Wasn't Home.

A New York Times investigation reveals a U.S. Border Patrol 'turn and burn' raid on a family's home at 6 a.m. went wrong. The operation involved explosives and tear gas, but the target was not present.