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Lawmakers dispute Snowden's declaration of victory

By Kevin Freking | December 30, 2013 - 4:14am

Members of Congress said yesterday they weren't impressed with Edward Snowden's recent publicity blitz calling for an end to mass surveillance and declaring that he's already accomplished his mission.

World

US Court: Clicking 'Like' on Facebook is free speech

By Michael Felberbaum | September 19, 2013 - 9:29am

Clicking "Like" on Facebook is constitutionally protected free speech and can be considered the 21st century-equivalent of a campaign yard sign, a federal appeals court ruled Wednesday.

World