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Internet Privacy Regulations Established By Obama Administration To Be Moved By Senate

Republican senators voted on Thursday to strike down Internet privacy regulations which were created during the Obama administration.

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Game Developers Donate to ACLU in Opposition to Trump’s Immigration Ban

Game developers in the United States expressed their sentiments against the executive order by President Donald Trump regarding the immigration ban.

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Federal Judge Allowed Lawsuit Against Two CIA Psychologists to Proceed

A federal judge allowed a civil lawsuit against two CIA psychologists to move forward. Those Washington state psychologists were contracted by CIA to develop interrogation program which abused the detainees.

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CIA psychologist contractors sued by torture survivors

Mississippi passes law that enables businesses to deny services to gay people

Watchdog Reports Show Inadequate Medical Care as Problem in U.S. ICE Detention Facilities

ACLU alleges Kansas’ voters ID law not in line with democracy

Iowa High Court to Consider State's Ban on Voting by Felons

Kim Davis Update: Obeying Orders and Issuing Gay Marriage Licenses; ACLU's Bid To Reissue Unsigned Licenses Denied

“Nipple Law” Ordinance Temporarily Stopped in Missouri

ACLU prevails against the Department of Homeland Security allowing nearly 100 Mexicans back to their Families in the US

ACLU sues Indiana governor over refusal to resettle Syrian refugees

ACLU sues two psychologists who devised CIA interrogation program

U.S. appeals court asked to halt NSA phone spying program

Rollback of U.S. spy powers would mark post-9/11 watershed