Freedom on the Web

America Against Democracy

by Will Wilkinson, The Economist

Email Exchange between Edward Snowden and Former GOP Senator Gordon Humphrey

by Glenn Greenwald, Guardian

Legalize Prostitution

by Charles C.W. Cooke, National Review

Armed Zimmerman Was No Dirty Harry

by Robert Farago, USA Today

A Modest Proposal: Don’t Worry About Government Surveillance at All, Ever

by Conor Friedersdorf, The Atlantic

Why the Founding Fathers Would Object to Today’s Military

by Gregory D. Foster, Defense One

It’s Not Always Right to Keep Your Word

by Charles Davis, Aljazeera

Asset Forfeiture: The Cash Cow of the Drug War

by Lucy Steigerwald, Vice.com

Enjoy

by Gary Markstein, GoComics.com

Why the U.S. Executive Branch Is a Clear and Present Danger to Our Democracy

by Fred Branfman, Alternet.org

The Case for Abolishing the DHS

by Charles Kenny, Business Week

How Government Lawlessness Makes Us Safer, and Other Slippery Slopes

by Brian Dickerson, Detroit Free Press

The War on Terror Is a War on American Freedom

by Anthony Gregory, Daily Caller

Like Hale’s Philip Nolan, Snowden Has Become a “Man Without a Country”

by Dave Lindorff, Counterpunch

The Crux of the NSA Story in One Phrase: ‘Collect It All’

by Glenn Greenwald, Guardian

Car Buyers Shouldn’t Have to Go to Middleman

by Editorial, USA Today

Edward Snowden Is No Traitor

by Philip Giraldi, American Conservative

Barrett Brown, Political Prisoner of the Information Revolution

by Kevin M. Gallagher, Guardian

Redacted

by Bob Gorrell, GoComics.com

Surveillance Blowback

by Alfred W. McCoy, Huffington Post

The American Way of Torture

by Alexander Cockburn and Jeffrey St. Clair, Counterpunch

Conning Americans to Give Up Privacy

by Leonard Pitts Jr. , Miami Herald

A Force-Feeding Disgrace at Guantanamo

by Editorial, Los Angeles Times

“It Was the Right Thing to Do and I Have No Regrets”

by Edward Snowden, Guardian

Movie Review: From the Front Lines, If You Can See Them

by Stephen Holden, New York Times