Science & Technology
Rep. Issa Subpoenas HealthCare.gov Documents from Sebelius
Wants more info about site's problems
N.C. Teacher Fired for Having Students Share Needles for Science Lab
She thinks the school is overreacting
Google Outraged Over Allegation NSA Illegally Accessed Data
Says it wasn't aware of it
FAA to Allow Use of Electronic Devices on Flights
People have been doing it as soon as they realized there was no danger
NATO, Russia Unveil Bomb Detection System for Crowds
Uses microwaves to detect molecular structures in moving crowds
Can Edward Snowden Bring Privacy Back as a Social Norm?
May not have been the trend before
Facebook Shares Rise on News Mobile Advertising Made Up Nearly Half of Q3 Ad Revenue
Fear over Facebook's ability to advertise on mobile marred its IPO
California Woman Gets Ticket For Driving With Google Glass
She says Google Glass was off, cop didn't know what he was writing a ticket for
Twitter Sued For $124 Million
Two companies claim the social media giant fraudulently had them organize sale of shares
NSA Chief Questions Reporting From The Washington Post
Says NSA does not have access to Yahoo or Google servers
Latest Snowden Revelation: NSA Infiltrates Links That Connect Yahoo and Google Data Centers
Main tool used for program is called MUSCULAR, operated with the U.K.'s GCHQ
Lavabit Founder: FBI Said E-Mail Users Would Trust Government More Than Him
Refused to give FBI agents full access to users e-mail accounts
Human Progress: Not Inevitable, Uneven, and Indisputable
We haven't achieved utopia, but a new website documents the enormous progress humanity has made, especially over the last two centuries
Spying on the Line
A criminal case provides an opportunity to challenge the NSA's warrantless wiretapping.
Sebelius to Blame Healthcare.gov Problems on Private Contractors
Yes, of course, it's somebody else's fault
NSA Chief Denies Collecting Phone Records of European Citizens
Says that Edward Snowden is wrong
San Diego Police to File Charges Against Teen Sexters
A "teaching moment" where students learn that authorities are awful people
A Year After Sandy, Thousands Still Displaced
Many in New Jersey, New York still can't return home
Lawmakers Introduce Legislation to End NSA Bulk Metadata Collection
Has bipartisan support, but is it enough?
Medicare Chief Apologizes For Botched Roll Out of Healthcare.gov, Promises It's "Fixable"
Looking forward, eyes closed
Apparently, Secret Surveillance of Powerful People Is What It Takes to Make Sen. Feinstein Worry
Now that it affects important people, she wants a full surveillance review
