NASA Launches Satellite to Study Sun
Going at night?
Science & Technology
Obama's Climate Five-Year Plan
The president proposes ecological central planning to solve global warming
Google Developing Android-Based Game Console
First Android-based game console was funded through Kickstarter
Chick-Fil-A President Deletes Tweet Criticizing SCOTUS Ruling on Gay Marriage
Dan Cathy entering the debate on gay marriage once again
UK To Become First Country To Allow Three-Person IVF
Creation of babies using DNA from three people
Danish Company Says Its Software Will Block 3D-Printing of Guns
Unless somebody hacks or patches it, of course
NSA Surveillance Continued Even After Comey Threatened to Resign
Candidate to lead FBI doesn't appear as independent as claimed
Ritalin May Cure Cocaine Addiction
Kind of a "fighting fire with fire" thing going on
NSA Still Appears to Be Collecting Significant Amounts of Online Data
Despite claims that program from 2011 had been discontinued
Oil Export Restrictions Holding America Back
Regs make it nearly impossible to sell our growing supply overseas
Mexicans Are Using Social Media To Report the Drug War
Traditional media easily intimidated by cartels
Man Who Threatened To Publish Romney's Tax Returns if Not Paid $1 Million in Bitcoins Indicted
Romney came under pressure to release his tax returns during the 2012 election campaign
Congress Killed Our Privacy and Empowered the NSA
The very people in whose hands we have reposed the Constitution for preservation, protection, defense and enforcement have subverted it.
Facebook to Adopt Encryption Technology
Will help safeguard communications from surveillance
Scientists Regrow Severed Spinal Cords in Rats
Could someday help humans do the same
Report: Pollution Caused 1,800 Beach Closings or Advisories in New York, New Jersey
Sewage overflows and storm runoffs blamed
Man Gets 40 Years For Coercining Minors into Online Sex Acts
Tricked them into stripping down, then blackmailed them into more performances
Most Chimps to Be Retired from Government Research
310 to be removed from medical research over the next few years
Not Much Money to Be Saved from Medicaid's Most Expensive Services
More complicated than researchers thought
Modern-Day Puritans Want to Ban Things That Make Us Happy
The government bans fun, not danger.
FTC Tells Search Engines to Clearly Distinguish Between Ads and Search Results
FTC cracking down on a free service
Ohio Mulling Bill to Allow Police Access to Cellphone Data During Emergencies
Why do solid police work when you can just scream emergency?
Aussie Town Installs Cameras on Garbage Trucks to Record Content
Effort to crack down on misuse of "green bins"
Kickstarter-Funded, Android-Based Ouya Video Game Console Out to Poor Reviews
Raised $8.5 million for the project through Kickstarter
