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The use of National Security Letters by the FBI to compel business records and the attached nondisclosure orders that restrict recipients from speaking about the demand.
No U.S. president has ever personally arrested a sitting state governor, and there is no clear historical precedent for a president unilaterally removing a governor from office; removals of governors ...
National Security Letters (NSLs) are administrative subpoenas the FBI may issue without prior judicial approval to compel business records while routinely attaching nondisclosure (gag) orders that bar...
DuckDuckGo says it designs its services so it does not collect or retain search or browsing histories tied to individual users and therefore cannot produce such records in response to legal demands li...