The Most Powerful Military in the World Struggles to Track Down a Working Fax Machine
Maybe there's something to those bumper stickers about the military having to hold a bake sale
Science & Technology
Russian Coast Guard Seizes Greenpeace Ship, 30 Activists
Could face terrorism charges
California Scientists Find Four New Species of Legless Lizards
Not snakes, apparently
Mars Rover Curiosity Finds No Signs of Methane
Not a good sign for the prospect of life on Mars
Calif. High-Speed Rail Groundbreaking Delayed Again
Been more than a year since project was supposed to begin
Staples, Radio Shack Dumping Amazon Delivery Lockers
Was apparently an avenue for potential customers to not buy stuff from them
DOJ Never Investigated Ethics Complaints by FISA Judges
Over misleading statements about extent of NSA surveillance
5.3 Earthquake Hits Near Fukushima Area of Japan
Home of nuclear plant crippled by quake and tsunami in 2011
Tulsa Dentist Charged with Hep. C Outbreak
First outbreak associated with dental care
Atlanta Police Testing Crime Predictive Technology
Pred Pol is supposed to help officer predict where crimes will be committed
Video Games Are Now a Dominant Entertainment Option. Why Is Gaming Still Treated Like a Subculture?
Why is a recreation that virtually all males (and a majority of females) do still seen as a problem?
Facebook Blames Government Spying for Lack of User Trust
Recent study found nearly half of Facebook quitters citing privacy as the reason
Zuckerberg Says US Spying Hurt Users' Trust in Internet Companies
Believes the government should reveal more about the info it requests from companies like Facebook
Entertainment Industries Say Search Engines Are Not Doing Enough To Stop Piracy
Lobbyists are back on Capitol Hill
BlackBerry Messenger Available on Apple, Android Starting Saturday
BlackBerry's most popular product
Court Rules That Facebook Likes Say Something (and That You Are Saying Something by Liking Stuff)
Facebook "likes" are a form of actual, potentially protected speech
Researchers: Privacy Concerns Leading to Facebook Account Deletions
"Virtual identity suicide"
NASA Partnered With Private Company For Delivery to ISS
Sending 3,700 pounds of cargo to the station
No Telecom Companies Have Ever Challenged Mass Data Collection Orders
Despite ability to do so
Feds Approve Microsoft Windows Phone for Government Use
Blackberry the g-man's phone of choice
Facebook Apologizes For Using Photo of 17-Year-Old Girl Who Committed Suicide in Dating Ad
Killed herself after being bullied online
Attorney Sues Scientists Because Their Paper Made It Harder To Win Suits
For the "First Amendment? What's that?" files.
Latest FISA Court Declassification Shows an Adversarial System with No Willing Adversaries
Telecom companies had ability to challenge mass metadata collections but never did
4 Principles for a Libertarian National Security State
How to protect Americans - and constitutional rights.
Pirate Party Flies Drone in Front of Merkel Days Before German Elections
Protesting European Union's surveillance drones
Dem. Senate Candidate in West Virginia Opposes Obama on Coal
Knows where her votes are, and they aren't in Washington
Former NSA Chief Continues Potshots at Snowden
Calls him a "defector" and speculates he'll end up as an alcholic
Supreme Court Asked to Weigh In on Online Threats
When does a comment on the Internet justify prosecution?
