417 news & feature articles results for "americans with disabilities act attorney general"

A second critical inspector general's report says the FBI has conducted unlawful surveillance of American citizens and has not made the substantial changes necessary to clean up its act.

Posted by Declan McCullagh

Internet attorney Eric J. Sinrod explains why he thinks the newly signed law ensures government accountability in the Digital Age.

Posted by Eric J. Sinrod

During Senate hearing, attorney general declines to offer reassurances about a secret surveillance program.

Posted by Anne Broache

ACLU asks judges to uphold lower court rulings that would eliminate gag provisions on "secret" FBI requests for information.

Posted by Declan McCullagh and Marguerite Reardon

Rep. Edward Markey is drafting legislation that would extend closed captioning and other rules for traditional TVs and telephones to their Internet-enabled counterparts.

Posted by Anne Broache

As debate begins on portions of the law set to expire, officials summarize how the "sneak and peek" provision has been used.

Posted by Declan McCullagh

The controversial companies are trying to make nice with consumers. But in the process, they're suffering self-inflicted wounds.

Posted by Stefanie Olsen

Thanks to the work of Internet accessibility advocates, the world's move to the Web is more and more available to those with disabilities.

Posted by Tom Krazit

Posted by Declan McCullagh

He blocks FBI from using national security letters, a controversial surveillance tool that has been misused in the past.

Posted by Declan McCullagh