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Congress Reportedly Slipping CISA Spy Bill Into Must-Pass Omnibus

An anti-CISA demonstration outside the U.S. Capitol building on October 22, 2015. (Photo: Fight for the Future)

Groups Cry Foul as Congress Readies 'Super Bill of Pure Terribleness'

Nadia Prupis, staff writer

Close to 20 civil liberties organizations on Wednesday issued a letter urging U.S. lawmakers to oppose a controversial surveillance bill after the release of its final text revealed any previous privacy protections from prior drafts had been "gutted." "The final version of this bill is an insult to the public and puts all of us in greater danger...

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'Codifying' Government Surveillance, Senate Passes CISA

Nadia Prupis, staff writer

"If President Obama does not veto this bill, he'll be showing that his...

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Despite Widespread Opposition, 'Surveillance Bill in Disguise' Takes New Step Towards Passage

Andrea Germanos, staff writer

The U.S. Senate has moved forward the Cybersecurity Information Sharing Act (...

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Tech Giants Drop CISA Support as Controversial Spy Bill Heads for Vote

Tech CEOs Branded Privacy Traitors For Their Quiet Push to Pass CISA

Fight Against 'Big Brother' Heats Up as CISA Bill Advances in Senate

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Fight for the Future

White House in the Spotlight as Controversial CISA-Like Cyber Spying Added to 'Omnibus' Must-Pass Budget Bill...

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Nineteen Civil Liberties Organizations Oppose Final Version of Dangerous Cyber Bill

Fight for the Future

Fight for the Future Statement on CISA Vote in US Senate

Fight for the Future

Edward Snowden Weighs in on CISA: "It's a Surveillance Bill."...

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Facebook Quietly Lobbying for CISA While Being Shielded by Trade Associations

Fight for the Future

Apple Comes Out Against CISA Days Before Critical Vote

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Marcy Wheeler

If a Close US Ally Backdoored Juniper, Would NSA Tell Congress?

Dana Floberg

The Good, the Bad and the Ugly in the Government Budget Bill

Trevor Timm

The Senate, Ignorant on Cybersecurity, Just Passed a Bill About It Anyway

Mike Masnick

Senate Rejects All CISA Amendments Designed To Protect Privacy, Reiterating That It's A Surveillance Bill

Dan Wright

Facebook Accused of Secretly Lobbying To Pass CISA

Jeremy Malcolm

TISA and Tech's Double Standards On Secret Government Internet Deals

Mark Jaycox

Obama Administration Supports Privacy-Invasive "Cybersecurity" Bill

Sandra Fulton

Cyber Bill Gives Companies Perfect Cover to Gut Your Privacy

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