Privacy

Illinois law enforcement's burden of proof in concealed carry violations is also on the table.

The judge in the case compared information sharing to video-store rentals in case against Iowa-based Lee Enterprises, owner of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch.

Lawmakers argued the change was needed to ensure donors can maintain privacy while giving to causes they believe in.

Washington University law professor Neil Richards is a leading expert on privacy.

Last Friday, the St. Louis Board of Aldermen was prepared to vote on a plan that would have compelled the mayor’s office to contract with Persistent Surveillance Systems, an Ohio company that hopes to use planes equipped with high-resolution cameras to monitor the city in a bid to solve violent crimes. Alderwoman Annie Rice of the 8th Ward discusses what’s next for that proposal, as well as a plan she introduced that would provide some oversight to surveillance used by the city and its police department.

All those hypothetical questions we love to debate around issues of privacy, freedom and other civil rights? Many of them feel a lot less theoretical…

News crews haven’t had a monopoly on live footage of breaking news and emergency situations in quite some time. Among other innovations, the proliferation…

The University of Missouri-Columbia is playing defense over its small expansion of an app that records students’ class attendance using their phones’…

A Missouri Senate committee is considering legislation designed to further boost online privacy.The bill would forbid employers, landlords and educational…

Rumors of an executive order about cybersecurity from President Donald Trump have been swirling for the last week, and improving our national…