Arizona Secretary of State Confirms Election Fraud During Primary Vote
Apr 2, 2016 Further enraging state residents, Michele Reagan acknowledged that many voters were given provisional ballots because their party affiliation had been changed without their knowledge.
2015 in Review: Truthdig’s Books of the Year
Jan 1, 2016 A look back at some of our favorites from the reading stack.VIDEO: News of Anonymous’ Online Campaign Against the KKK Takes a Turn (Updated)
Nov 4, 2015 Updated: The "hacktivist" group has disclaimed any participation in the release Sunday and Monday of data regarding the personal information of KKK members.
Befriending the Saudis Highlights U.S. Hypocrisy on Human Rights
Oct 1, 2015 Washington long has had an unholy alliance with one of the world's worst abusers. We must cut those ties.
Hacker, Hoaxer, Whistleblower, Spy
Mar 6, 2015 As the surveillance state has harnessed the very technologies that were supposed to liberate us, a new book explores the shadowy world of Anonymous, an online "community" that has targeted corporations and governments guilty of perceived offenses against digital liberty.
‘Sabu’ Tells Charlie Rose How He Went From Anonymous Hactivist to FBI Informant
Dec 11, 2014 Former-“Anonymous”-hactivist-turned-FBI-informant Hector Xavier Monsegur, aka "Sabu," has turned to the news media to defend himself against accusations of “snitching” on his colleagues.
#MillionMaskMarch: The New Face of Protest?
Nov 6, 2014 Anti-capitalism protesters in hundreds of cities around the world took to the streets Wednesday for the Million Mask March.
Barrett Brown Guilty Plea Could Chill Reporting
Aug 30, 2014 The hacktivist journalist pleaded guilty to three charges stemming from his reporting on a high-profile hack by the group Anonymous and his long-standing conflict with the FBI.
Hacker ‘Weev’ Is Out of Jail, but His ‘Fight for Freedom’ Isn’t Over Yet
Apr 22, 2014 After spending over a year in a federal correctional institution, "Weev" Auernheimer's conviction has been vacated by an appeals court. The U.S. government may try him again and critics of his prosecution hope Auernheimer's plight will underscore the need to put an end to the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act.
‘It’s Information Warfare Against Journalism, Against the Public’
Mar 3, 2014 "The state now wants to make sharing unapproved information a crime," DSWright writes at FireDogLake. "Which is to say the stakes in the Barrett Brown case could not be higher."
