Hospitals in North Carolina Could Face More Competition Thanks to Newly Proposed Bill
Would make it easier for doctors to open same-day surgery centers
Science & Technology
Video Game Industry to Launch Needless New Ratings Campaign to Stop Folks Trying to Score Political Points Off Them
Expect more PSAs trying to reach parents who probably don't actually care what their kids are playing
Tech Firms and Private Prisons Both Trying to Influence Immigration Reform
Though not on the same page
US Admiral Sees Climate Change as Big Threat to Pacific Nations
Rising sea levels, storms could cause problems, conflict between island nations
Israel Launches App to Track Obama on Visit
Can easily switch over to Angry Birds when it gets boring
Woes with SimCity Nearly Resolved, Company Says
Thousands have been unable to play due to server issues
Domestic Drones Are Coming Your Way
Unmanned aerial vehicles are capable of far more than just state-sanctioned killing and police surveillance.
Navy Reducing Drug War Efforts in Latin America
Problem is they use those activities to test technology
Climatologists: Earth's Northern Latitudes Getting Greener
Because of climate change, researchers contend
Mythical Viking Sunstone Found in Shipwreck
Used to navigate when sun was obscured
Authors Oppose Amazon Attempt to Buy ".book" Domain Extension
Creating an anti-competitive web, they say
UK Chief Medical Officer Wants Resistance to Antibiotics Listed -as National Security Threat
Alongside issues like terrorism
Turning Cars into Giant Smartphones a Problem for Privacy
Immense amount of data on car and driver will be collected and generated by "web-ready" cars
Eric Holder Makes it Clear DOJ's Culture — Not the Prosecutor — Is the Problem in Swartz Case
Does not think piling on of federal charges in order to scare out a plea deal is an issue
Skype Helps Chinese Government Spy on Users
The software picks up on key words of interest to authorities
The Supreme Court Considers Biotech Seed Patents
What are the limits to patents on self-replicating technologies?
Gun Rights Group Reveals 3D-Printed AK Magazines
Appropriately called the "Feinstein"
Algae in Volcanic Pool Borrow Genes From Nearby Bacteria
To survive the heat and toxicity
Maryland Lawmakers Pushing Cyberbullying Law
Would extend ban on bullying minors via e-mail to social networks like Facebook and Twitter
Berkeley City Council Member Suggests Tax on E-Mail to Save Post Office
Of course it was in Berkeley
Judge Alex Kozinski: From Communist Romania to the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals
One of our most controversial jurists talks about free speech, cell phones, and how bubble gum made him a capitalist.
CDC Warns Health Officials of New Virus
Says the virus that has killed eight so far can be passed from person to person
