Brazil’s Court Repair Service Also Sells Replacement Judges
A proposed impeachment push promises accountability. The test is whether its sponsors want a fair investigation or a friendlier court.
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DHS Built A Voter-Fraud Machine With No Privacy Setting
A federal hunt for rare illegal voting has reportedly grown into a national voter-data warehouse, because nothing says precision like putting nearly everybody in the search results.
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Your Click History Is Not A Free Sample
The Supreme Court is deciding whether a Blockbuster-era privacy law still protects people in a world where every website wants to be a tiny surveillance mall.
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Forty Deaths Deserve More Than A Compliance Checklist
A judge closed the case against Mexico’s former immigration chief over the Ciudad Juárez detention fire. Families say justice is not finished.
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The FCC Gets More Time. Voters Get The Same Ad Flood.
The Supreme Court's latest advertising-rate order concerns the FCC's timetable—not a final merits ruling. That timing still has political consequences.
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