With the FBI releasing the 2016 Law Enforcement Officers Killed and Assaulted data this month, reports on police deaths have once again found their way into headlines. Such reports offer a great illustration of how reporting the same facts in different ways can...
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After Vegas Shooting, It's Time to Take Private Security Seriously
by Ryan McMaken | Oct 3, 2017 | Featured Articles, Justice
In the wake of the Aurora Theater shooting, I suggested that private sector establishments ought to be expected to be more concerned about the safety of their customers. In the case of the Aurora Theater, this was magnified by the fact that the theater was a "gun free...
After Vegas Shooting, It’s Time to Take Private Security Seriously
by Ryan McMaken | Oct 3, 2017 | Featured Articles, Justice
In the wake of the Aurora Theater shooting, I suggested that private sector establishments ought to be expected to be more concerned about the safety of their customers. In the case of the Aurora Theater, this was magnified by the fact that the theater was a "gun free...
NPR Pretends FISA Court Is Not a Rubber Stamp
by Eric Schuler | Sep 21, 2017 | Featured Articles, Justice
On Tuesday's episode of Up First (9/19/2017), NPR briefly reported on the news that Paul Manafort, President Trump's sometime campaign manager, had been subject to wiretapping, both during the campaign and after the election. This is a big news story and NPR was...
Trump: Let Our Police Armor up Like Soldiers
by Jason Ditz | Sep 6, 2017 | Featured Articles, Justice
Apparently believing it will bolster his pro-police image, the Trump Administration has announced that it is reversing President Obama’s 2015 restrictions on the provision of certain U.S. military equipment to local American police forces. Announcing the move on...
Daring to Drive: A Saudi Woman’s Awakening
by Juliet Annerino | Aug 20, 2017 | Featured Articles, Justice
Daring to Drive: A Saudi Woman’s Awakening by Manal al-Sharif A book Review by Juliet Annerino Cairo Egypt, May 2001. The ambassador's lounge at the Intercontinental Hotel. I was on break after my first set. It was the first month of my three-month contract as their...
Growing Tomatoes Might Get Your Home Raided by the Police
by Brittany Hunter | Aug 4, 2017 | Featured Articles, Justice
Justice is especially elusive where the war on drugs is concerned. While the news is usually filled with horror stories of families being torn apart and accidental deaths occurring during drug raids, rare instances of justice are precious and inspire hope that the war...
The Curious Case Of Ex-NSA Inspector General George Ellard
by Patrick G. Eddington | Aug 4, 2017 | Featured Articles, Justice
On August 3, The American Conservative ran a lengthy piece of mine dealing with the whistleblower protection nightmare that is the Department of Defense. One of the subjects of that piece is now former NSA IG George Ellard, and because I had even more on his case than...









