How rights groups are taking an anti-Trump wave to the bank
Americans are opening their wallets to the ACLU and other civil rights groups, leading to record support
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Chelsea Manning attempted suicide for the second time: Attorneys
Manning's attorneys say she has been in solitary confinement since she attempted suicide this summer
Justice Dept. sending fewer observers to polls on Election Day
Cites pivotal SCOTUS ruling; move probably dents department's ability to deter voter intimidation even as Trump urges followers to watch for voter fraud
Encryption vs. U.S. government: Legal standoff revealed
The app in question provided the foundation for encrypting huge portions of the world’s communications
Big Brother in Baltimore? Aerial surveillance raises questions
Technology made by Persistent Surveillance Systems is meant to help fight crime -- but some think footage taken without the public's knowledge amounts to spying
Amber Heard donates $7 million settlement to charity
Amber Heard announced that she will donate her $7 million settlement from her divorce to charity
Baton Rouge police sued over Alton Sterling protests
The police have come under fire for tactics they used on protesters over the weekend. Over a three-day period, police arrested about 200 people.
Police union head to AG: Officers need armor
In a meeting U.S. Attorney General Loretta Lynch, the executive director of the Fraternal Order of Police criticized the Obama administration's move to demilitarize police
ACLU questions lack of police body cams in Alton Sterling shooting
Louisiana ACLU says "questions abound" over shooting death of Alton Sterling by two Baton Rouge police officers whose body cams fell off
CIA documents detail waterboarding of suspects after 9/11
The heavily-censored documents give a real-time look into what the CIA was thinking when it began waterboarding senior al Qaeda captives
ACLU sues Cleveland over city's GOP convention rules
The ACLU says that the rules governing protesters violate free speech rights
ACLU sues Mississippi over "religious freedom" law
After July 1, workers in the state can start citing their own religious objections to same-sex marriage to deny services to people
ACLU sues Justice Dept. for Afghan detention site docs
Bureau of Prison officials say they have no documents about a visit to a notorious interrogation spot where detainees stood for days naked and shackled to walls in total darkness
Planned Parenthood, ACLU sue Indiana over new abortion law
The federal lawsuit also challenges a provision that mandates an aborted fetus be buried or cremated
ACLU alleges Border Patrol looting deported immigrants
Formal complaint claims agents are stealing possessions of people before sending them back to Mexico
Feds have asked Google for helping hacking phones, too
Report from the ACLU finds the government's attempt to force Apple to unlock an iPhone was not unique
ACLU accuses Kentucky prison of illegal anti-gay policy
Civil liberies group says ban at prison violates inmates' First Amendment rights
Apple finds out who its friends are in battle with FBI
Tech companies, security experts and others file court briefs in the dispute over access to terrorist's iPhone
Advocacy groups blame U.S. for immigration detention deaths
Report cites inadequate medical care at U.S. detention facilities for illegal immigrants; says problem getting worse
Judge makes controversial ruling on recording cops
Federal judge hands down ruling about citizens recording police officers on duty
Reservist accuses "Muslim-free" gun range of discrimination
Save Yourself Survival and Tactical Gun Range sued in federal court over its "Muslim-free" policy
ACLU sues Indiana over Syrian refugee exclusion
Gov. Mike Pence violated the Constitution by singling out one country's refugees, activists say in federal lawsuit
Indiana Supreme Court rules against police officer's "OINK" vanity plate
State officials deemed the police officer's tongue-in-cheek reference to his job offensive
Court rejects ACLU's request to stop NSA's phone record collection
Federal appeals court says abrupt end to the program doesn't serve nation's interest; Congress approved a limited data collection program which begins Nov. 29
Calif. county ends mandatory inmate pregnancy tests
Change in Alameda County follows ACLU lawsuit that called the testing of female prisoners humiliating and offensive
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Russian envoy says visit to Iran aimed at averting return to war
France vows to crack down after protests spiral out of control
New evidence points to alleged O.J. Simpson accomplice in 1994 murders
Ex-OpenAI worker who allegedly planted bug contacted Saudi royal
Trump signs executive order on women's health
Zelenskyy says it's Putin who wants an endless war, not him
