Pope Calls Internet a 'Gift from God'
He must have a really good spam filter
Science & Technology
Edward Snowden Livechats Via Twitter About NSA's Criminal Actions While Holder Offers Plea Deal for Exposing Them
More and more it appears Snowden did, indeed, expose illegal behavior
Netflix Threatens to Rally Customers to Support Net Neutrality
Yes, why should people have to pay more for something they use more of?
Dwarf Planet Ceres Spewing Water into Space
Findings from the retired Herschel telescope
Researchers: Facebook Already Peaked, Could Lose 80 Percent of Users by 2017
Researchers used Google trends and theories on how disease spreads
Google Introducing New Search Feature That Provides More Info on Websites
Based on Google's "knowledge graph"
President Obama's NSA Placebo
His most recent speech was a thinly disguised effort to change the subject.
Grieving Woman Who Has Been Hospitalized Against Her Will is Being Billed
Says she is not ill
Environmentalists Criticize Obama As Oil Runs Through Southern Leg of Keystone XL
Northern leg still be reviewed by the State Department
EU Unveils 2030 Climate Goals
European Commission wants 40 percent reduction of carbon emissions from 1990 levels
Remember the Hakkens? Man Who Fled to Cuba with Children Declared Insane.
Anti-government conspiracies singled out
Bernie Madoff Has Heart Attack in Prison
Serving 150 year prison sentence for orchestrating largest Ponzi scheme in American history
Carl Icahn Tweets That His Apple Investment Has Grown Past $3 Billion
Made his single biggest trade
Online Comments Can Undermine Effectiveness of Anti-Smoking PSAs
According to University of Pennsylvania researchers
The Surveillance State Lives
In sizing up Obama's "reforms" of the indiscriminate gathering of data on every American, remember this: Politicians will do everything they can get away with in pursuit of their own agenda.
Study: Asian Air Pollution Affecting Weather, Climate Patterns
From NASA and Texas A&M
Chill Out About Global Warming
We can love nature and still hate the tyranny of bureaucrats' rules.
Amazon Listed 16,146 IT Job Postings Last Year, Tops in U.S.`
Followed by Accenture and Deloitte
US Judge Rules Samsung Violated Apple's Word Prediction Technology
Guess what I would say
"Password" Falls to Second Most Popular Password of 2013; 123456 Takes the Lead
12345678 remains the third most popular
US Military Offers Anti-IED Tech for Olympic Security
Fears of a terrorist attack
Researchers Find Brain Activity that Leads to Cocaine Addiction
Could be useful in creating new anti-addiction medication
DOJ withholding some NSA surveillance documents from ACLU
Related to lawsuit about lack of transparency
