Yahoo! To Ignore "Do Not Track" in IE10
The company is ticked that the browser defaults to a privacy setting
Science & Technology
Four Steps To Protect Your Online Privacy
You can frustrate snoops with minimal effort
Court Allows Texas to Pull Planned Parenthood Funds
Gov. Rick Perry says he'll start immediately
Study: Fallujah Population "Highest Rate of Genetic Damage" Ever Studied
Four new studies point to a health crisis in the Iraqi city
Lucy in the Trees with Children
Human ancestors spent time in trees as recently as 3 million years ago
Man Arrested for Fraudulent Lawsuit Over Facebook Stake
Paul Ceglia claimed Zuckerberg promised him 50 percent of what became Facebook and is alleged to have fabricated evidence submitted with the lawsuit
Apple Blames Rumors for Slower Than Expected iPad Sales
The iPad mini was released last week
Rare Saturn Storm Tracked by Satellite
The Cassini recorded an unprecedented belch of energy during the storm
San Antonio Schools Tracking Students With RFID Chips
Two schools have installed computer chips in their ID cars to track attendance for state funding
The Libertarian Case for Barack Obama
He is the lesser of two big-government, Harvard-educated evils.
New York Times Website Blocked in China
Wants to stifle story about Prime Minister Wen Jiabao's wealth
Potential Google Antitrust Case Likely To Take Predictable Shape
Competitors already have it sketched out
Feds Opposed On Efforts to Secretly Obtain Twitter-Users Details
The government doesn't want you to know it wants your info
Raise the Speed Limit
The surveillance technologies deployed on roadways across the U.S. don't need to be so unilaterally oppressive.
China's Electric Car Industry Struggles
Sold all of 235 vehicles in second quarter
Space Shuttle Joins Ranks of LA Homeless
Science center needs millions to finish actually building permanent display
3D-Printer Gunmakers Resume Work
After getting previous printer taken away, now getting assistance from unidentified defense firm
Russia Spacecraft Successfully Docks with Space Station
Soyuz carrying three astronauts, 32 fish
Hospital Admits Weak Science Behind Aspartame Study
Link between artificial sweetener and cancer is small
Analyst: Google Culture Hostile to Privacy
The company is receiving criticism from the EU to Korea and even in America over changes to its privacy policy
Wikileaks Begins Publishing Hacked U.S. Detainee Rules
It says its dumping documents from the Defense Department regarding detention in Iraq and Gitmo
Amazon Quietly Restores Wiped Kindle Account
Never be afraid to bitch very publicly about mistreatment
Accused of Spying, Huawei Offers Australia "Unrestricted Access"
The tech company has been linked to the Chinese government
Grandmothers Contribute to Human Longevity
So shut up and send her a thank you note for the sweater
Study: Raw Food Diet Not Good for the Brain
Cooking makes food digesting more efficient, giving us more calories in less time
DARPA's Latest Challenge Focuses on Robots Helping Fight Disasters
As opposed to causing them, like science fiction warns us about
Environmental Groups Want Fracking Disclosures
Want drillers to state what chemicals are released during process
Clinton: Facebook Post Not Hard Evidence in Benghazi Attack
But a YouTube video apparently is
Who's Getting Our Votes: Reason Writers' 2012 Presidential Picks
Plus: Which other races are most important and whether freedom is growing
