Collaborate Disseminate
This is just the latest example of the agency stonewalling FOIA requests on seemingly inconsequential topics. Continue reading The FCC Wants $200 to Release Emails About Ajit Pai’s Giant Reese’s Mug
The plans for an internal CIA training game was released to the public last month—now it’s becoming real and getting Kickstarted. Continue reading These People Are Selling the CIA’s Internal Board Game to the Public
Citing the infamous b5 exemption, the Federal Communications Commission refused to release emails related to the planning of the net neutrality video. Continue reading The FCC Is Refusing to Release Emails About Ajit Pai’s ‘Harlem Shake’ Video
NASA often refuses to complete Freedom of Information Act requests using the excuse that it is “unclear what specific NASA records you are requesting.” Continue reading Getting NASA to Comply With Simple FOIA Requests Is a Nightmare
An FBI memo written during the Unabomber investigation describes roleplayers as ‘armed and dangerous,’ ‘extremely intelligent individuals’ and ‘overweight and not neat in appearance.’ Continue reading Why The FBI Investigated ‘Dungeons & Dragons’ Players in the 1990s
University of Washington records confirm Yiannopoulos’ speaking fee as zero dollars, and entirely self-financed. Continue reading Billionaire Trump Funder Also Paid for Milo Yiannopoulos’ College Speaking Tour
The CIA was losing money because a heroic citizen used the agency’s ink and paper to print and scan them one by one. Continue reading 13 Million Pages of Declassified CIA Documents Were Just Posted Online
Records obtained through FOIA reveal the device, nicknamed a “DRTbox”, was used to track suspects at least 12 times, but failed to locate them in five. Continue reading Virginia State Police Used Cell Tower-Spoofing Device to Track Suspects
Uber and Waze are following an example that was originally set by the surveillance industry. Continue reading Local Governments Are Letting Silicon Valley Skirt Public Disclosure Laws