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US Senate Judiciary Committee Approves Bill Boosting Europeans' Data Privacy Protection

European users of the internet might now have the same data protection rights as American users, including the ability to correct chared records and even sue the American government for online privacy infringements.

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Clamor for transparency rises as government blocks Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership legal documents on National Health Service

TTIP deal sparks controversy regarding health services. Capaigners urges the government to disclose legal documents.

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Man Charged with Threatening Mosques Accepts Plea Deal

A man threatening to firebomb several mosques in Pinellas County has agreed to a plead agreement to lighten his case.

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President Obama Stops Solitary Confinement for Juveniles In Federal Prisons

Catholics back children’s climate lawsuit against US government

U.S. Tightens Visa Rules European with dual citizenship from Iran, Iraq, Sudan, Syria

European Data Privacy Deal Delayed By U.S. Senate

U.S. Ambassador Criticizes Israel’s Legal Double Standards In West Bank

Iran Condemns New US Sanctions over Missile Test as Illegitimate; Sparks Protest from Iranians

Feds Charge Aws Mohammed Younis Al-Jayab, An Iraqi Refugee, For Lying About Visiting Syria

U.S. Senate Considers Stricter Screening For Syrian Refugees

Pharmacists File Petition to the US Supreme Court to Protect Their First Amendment Rights

Fate of death row inmates in Florida became uncertain after US Supreme Court's announcement of changing capital punishments

Famed drug lord Joaquin 'El Chapo' Guzman arrested, faces indictment and other cases in the United States

Alabama Follows Texas, Sues US Government Over Refugee Program