The project aims to develop "durable, ready-to-wear clothing that can record audio, video, and geolocation data."

"The Postal Service should be focused on delivering the mail on time and on budget, not running a covert surveillance program."

A poll shows some groups of Americans seem to leave the door open to government surveillance cameras in the home.

The agency claims the images are automatically deleted every time the particular computer system is powered down.

For more A.F. Branco cartoons, go to WesternJournal.com/cartoons.

The GOP senator was accused of rubber-stamping a proposed bill without considering its damaging impact on American citizens.

The National Security Agency is currently on one of its largest hiring sprees in 30 years, and it's recruiting out of Silicon Valley.

'I will continue to fight Big Tech to ensure the privacy and security of all Texans,' Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton said.

It sounds like something from Red China circa 1965, but the project began where so many projects do - in the bureaucratic labyrinth of DC.

'Those who believe it will help law enforcement do not provide details on what should be considered suspicious purchases.'