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‘Not a ‘drinking water’ is crazy’: Is Waterloo Sparkling Water hiding something from customers?

“It’s all I drink…stopping immediately.”

On by Rachel Kiley

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‘When a company tells you not to discuss your pay with anybody, they trying to screw you over’: Worker quits job after he found out boss was underpaying him

‘It’s actually illegal fro them to tell you this.’

On by Braden Bjella

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California’s new bot transparency law goes into effect

Just don’t expect it to hinder those Russian bots any time soon.

On by Mikael Thalen

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Lawsuit seeks to force Trump administration to publish White House visitor logs

Senate Democrats also want logs kept at Mar-a-Lago.

On by David Gilmour

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NASA blocks FOIA request for potential White House ‘media blackout’ orders

NASA appears to have invented a new rule that seemingly affects only users of a popular online FOIA service.

On by Dell Cameron

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The WikiLeaks-inspired war for the Mormon Church’s deepest secrets

Two new websites are exposing the Mormon Church, one leak at a time.

On by Nico Lang

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How a video game about sheep exposes the FBI’s broken FOIA system

Baaaaa, that’s a long time!

On by Aaron Sankin

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Eric Holder says Snowden ‘performed a public service’ but calls leaks ‘inappropriate and illegal’

Holder prosecuted more whistleblowers than any other attorney general.

On by Eric Geller

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Top U.S. lawmakers investigating whether powerful DOJ office skirted transparency laws

Top lawmakers are concerned that the Obama administration is trying to avoid transparency.

On by Eric Geller

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Privacy coalition urges FCC to police how ISPs use and protect customer data

Internet companies are sure to object to new rules about what they do with customer data.

On by Eric Geller

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Federal border-protection agency says it won’t use body cameras

A review by the agency claims that body cameras are a distraction to border-patrol agents.

On by Dell Cameron

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The government spent almost $7 million on military tributes at sporting events

When you hear the numbers involved, you’ll be outraged.

On by Joey Keeton

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Hillary Clinton aide will refuse to testify about private email server

Other aides, however, will testify.

On by Patrick Howell O’Neill

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Homeland Security officials skirted government email rules

Maybe U.S. government email is just a pain to use?

On by Eric Geller

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Former attorney general says the government might offer Edward Snowden a deal

Snowden’s exile could end in a plea bargain.

On by Curt Hopkins

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