Glitch Cuts Off Californians from Unemployment Checks
Affects 80,000 people and could take weeks to resolve
Science & Technology
Ohio Uses Last of Its Lethal Drug Doses in Execution
Manufacturer of pentobarbital cuts off supply
Stop Worrying and Learn to Love Technology
From cell phones to 3D-printed guns, technology keeps making the world better.
NSA Chief Attributes Calls For Restriction of Government Surveillance on "Sensationalized" Reporting and "Media Leaks"
Wants government and technology leader to "get the facts out"
Apple's Maps App Prompts Drivers To Cross Runway at Alaskan Airport
Barricades have been erected
Canadian Military Requiring Wounded Vets to Promise Not to Criticize Them on Social Media
Claim it's for education purposes
British Researchers Developing Idea for Mars Hopper
Robot that can bounce on Mars
Replacing Street Lights With Glowing Trees
A tale of crowdsourced DIY bioengineering
Bipartisan Group of Senators Asks for Review of NSA Surveillance
Calls on inspector general of intel division
New York State Holds Sting to Catch Fake Online Reviewers
Set up a fake yogurt shop and everything
FAA to Discuss Allowing More In-Flight Electronic Devices
Drawn-out process goes on while folks quietly ignore the rules anyway
Movie, Music Industries Develop Anti-Sharing Curriculum for Schools
One-sided intellectual property education for children
Grand Theft Auto is Today's Great Expectations
Why video games are the defining cultural medium of the 21st century.
Obama's NSA 'Independent' Review Clearly a Public Relations Move
Closed to the public and not independent from those overseeing the programs
Blackberry Suspends BBM Availability for iPhone, Android Due to Unspecified Glitch
May have to do with high demand
German Hackers Say Hacking iPhone Fingerprint Detection Was Easy
Used a photograph of a fingerprint
Aaron Alexis, the Navy Yard, and the Case Against New Gun Laws
Legislating by crisis is bad governance.
Upcoming UN Report on Climate Change To Show Rate of Warming Has Slowed
Will also say greenhouse gas emissions continue to increase
Study: 90 Percent of Consumers Throw Food Away on Sell-By Date Even Though It's Still Good
It just peaked but it's still good
