
The Supreme Court just condemned a man to die despite strong evidence he’s innocent
Let this sink in.
Innocence is not enough now.
Let this sink in.
Innocence is not enough now.
California has finally become CALIFORNIA!
And Hillary may be going to jail?
Golden toilets in the White House?
You people know what’s going on?
Google warned in its statement that if the DoJ gets its way, the FBI will be authorized to hack into servers regardless of their geopolitical location, thus giving the US government unrestrained access to endless amounts of personal data around the globe.
As Google explains it, such covert invasions of privacy, “may take place anywhere in the world. This concern is not theoretical. … [T]he nature of today’s technology is such that warrants issued under the proposed amendment will in many cases end up authorizing the government to conduct searches outside the United States.”
The issue is raising serious concerns for civil watchdog groups, like the American Civil Liberties Union, who fear the government – not only refusing to retreat in the aftermath of the 2013 Snowden revelations, which exposed the tentacles of the National Security Agency wrapped around a large swath of the planet – but is actually moving recklessly ahead with even more obtrusive methods.
Former IMF chief sues over Welcome to New York by Abel Ferrara, which features a sex addict who assaults a hotel maidThe former IMF chief Dominique Strauss-Kahn has instructed lawyers to sue the makers of a film in which Gérard Depardieu plays a sex addict who sexually assaults a hotel maid.
Welcome to New York by Abel Ferrara, which had a private screening on the sidelines of the Cannes film festival at the weekend and has been on pay-per-view in France, is billed as a piece of fiction and comes with a legal disclaimer.
Instant viral hit…
“After a near three-year legal battle, Dan McCall has been given the green light to continue his parodies of federal agencies and their respective emblems.”
However, I’d also hope that their approval doesn’t come with conditions. That seems to be what’s holding up a lot of these projects; although some have clearly moved ahead without having that approval. But I say, if you’re giving me your blessing, then allow me to tell your entire story, not just what you want me to show…
Should be out on newsstands right now.
Be sure to pick up this month’s High Times for my in-depth interview with Olympic gold medal winning snowboarder Ross Rebagliati. Ross became the most famous guy in North America when the Olympic committee stripped his medal away in the 1998 Winter Games. That’s a hell of a story. Now Ross is back and opening up medical marijuana cafés in Canada.