Washington Times: House announces revised bill to continue top foreign surveillance program
The Hill: It’s too easy for government to invade privacy in the name of security
And more coverage of the upcoming Supreme Court decision from The Guardian: The future of American privacy rights will be defined this year
Center for Research on Globalization: Lawsuit aims to uncover how government surveils journalists, targets them with surveillance
Law.com: The impact of the surge of biometric data privacy lawsuits against employers
Bloomberg: Google sued over privacy on behalf of 5 million iPhone users
New York Post: NYPD ignoring court order on Black Lives Matter surveillance
STRATFOR: The surveillance operative lurking in the living room(This is why I prefer my appliances to not have access to the internet)
Jurist: Face the Facts: Facial Recognition Software Should be Strictly Monitored
Herald Keeper: Homeland Security surveillance camera market expected to grow $10 billion over next five years
Deccan Chronicle: US sold $38 billion in military equipment to the world in 2017
ABC News: 801 civilians killed in coalition airstrikes against ISIS
Daily Telegraph: China’s AI pursuit set to alter future economic and military balance of power: report
GlobeNewsWire: TRENDnet launches surveillance camera disguised as ordinary lightbulb
