Kenyan Media Not Happy About New Journalism Regulation Bill
Proposed tribunal would have the power to fine journalists for breaking a code of conduct
Culture
Tech Giants Call For Restraints Following Reporting on NSA
Facebook, Google, Apple, Yahoo, Microsoft, and AOL officials have sent a letter to Senate leaders
Come See Jesse Walker and Paul Cantor Discuss the Economics of Apocalypse
An event in Arlington on November 14.
Dallas Buyers Club and Ender's Game
Matthew McConaughey scores again, and a sci-fi classic sags on the screen.
German Journalists Urged to Avoid Using Google, Yahoo
Because of latest NSA surveillance revelations
Florida Man Faces Charges for Taunting, Killing Rattlesnake
He held a venomous reptile without the appropriate permit
Nation's Largest Dump to Shut Down
Has taken 130 million tons of garbage over 50 years in California
Ex-Firefighter Pleads Guilty to Va. Arsons
68 counts connected to setting fires of abandoned structures
Manning Gender Treatment Issues Could Go to Court
Wants to be able to receive treatment related to transition from Bradley to Chelsea
Hayekian in China: "China is at a point where it needs to listen to Hayek"
Hayek Association is an informal, unregistered group of scholars in China
Allegations of Bribery at Brazilian Miss Bum Bum Competition
Winner allegedly paid largest bribe, runner up second largest
Bansky Adds Nazi to Thrift Store Painting, For Charity
Store auctioning painting online, bids upward of $200,000
Kickstarted Documentary About Puppycide Close to Donor Goal Needs Lots of Money
Filmmakers explore law enforcement shootings of dogs
Vatican Unaware and Unconcerned of Allegation US Spied on Francis During Papal Conclave, NSA Denies Report
Italian magazine Panorama makes the claim
Approval Rating Hits New Low for Obama
42 percent an all time low for the president in the NBC/WSJ poll
Can Edward Snowden Bring Privacy Back as a Social Norm?
May not have been the trend before
Marvin Gaye's Children Sue Robin Thicke, Pharrell Willaims Over Alleged Copyright Infringement in "Blurred Lines"
Go do something productive instead
Italian Magazine Reports NSA Spied on Vatican Before Enclave
Vatican spokesperson downplayed the report
No Pi for You: College Bans Greek Alphabet
The campus war on the First Amendment takes a weird turn
Twitter Sued For $124 Million
Two companies claim the social media giant fraudulently had them organize sale of shares
Three Journalists Plead Guilty in British Phone Hacking Trial
Used to work at the now-closed News of the World
