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UK Home Secretary Theresa May defends Investigatory Powers Bill; Privacy advocates, Apple speak out

UK Home Secretary Theresa May continues her defense of the Investigatory Powers Bill while critics like tech giant Apple speak out.

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Kansas Supreme Court Declares 2014 Judges Selection Law Unconstitutional

The Kansas Supreme Court has declared that the House bill which provides direct elections of chief judges within their respective districts is unconstitutional.

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PlayStation Store Holiday Sale Week 3 and Flash Sale

The third week of the 4-week Holiday Sale is still ongoing, plus a surprise Flash Sale widens the list of deals.

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Mariah Carey on vacation with billionaire boyfriend, twins in Aspen

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Ted Cruz loved by Republicans in Iowa while being loathed in D.C.

Persona 5 Up Against Competition with Other RPGs; Director Teases Fans to Expect Something Different

Judge Harry Pregerson steps down as US Circuit Court of Appeals Judge

'The Good Wife' Season 7 airs 'Iowa' episode on Jan. 10; Eli's reasons behind his confession revealed

Russia, Ukraine to proceed on legal battle on Ukraine's debt; Litigation to begin next year

Ubisoft's Tom Clancy's The Division Alpha Test Aids in Making Game Better; Progress Looks Promising So Far

‘Mission: Impossible 6’ Director “to raise the bar” with more challenging scenes; Tom Cruise, Rebecca Ferguson reunite

‘Dazed and Confused’ Sequel gets official running title ‘Everybody Wants Some’ set in1980s setting

‘Star Wars Episode 8’ Update: New Casts and Release Date Confirmed

“Kung Fu Panda 3” Final Trailer Released; Po Meets Dad and Teaches Kung Fu to Save World