The New York Times' Laughable Climate Change Coverage
The end of snow? Not quite.
The continuing fight for e-mail privacy and against terrible aspects of the Electronic Communications Privacy Act.
How U.S. public health authorities helped fuel the anti-vaccine movement
The UK wants driverless cars on the road without onerous rules.
Continuing crackdown on U.S. remittances to the Somalia endangers innocent lives.
How is this question related to actual federal policy?
Another shocking result from social science!
The real scandal is climate model failure
The curiously circumscribed nature of the suicide right recognized by Canada's Supreme Court
Wired notes a growing conflation between cutting-edge tech thinking and escaping the education monopoly.
British lawmakers call for banning offensive speakers from social media entirely while France continues hate speech prosecutions
Some vendors of higher education may have to be dragged, kicking and screaming, to make improvements
A video claiming to speak for the hacker collective Anonymous says it's taken down hundreds of ISIS-affiliated Twitter and other online accounts.
When you've lost Kid Rock, GOP, you might as well go home already.
Who will be the first up against the carpet when the Roomba revolution comes?
That this is largely a symbolic gesture hasn't stopped students from advocating for the bans.
Should your child be kept out of preschool for not getting a shot that's only 23% effective?
A blast of techo-utopianism from 1929
Vivek Murthy's comments do not necessarily signal a policy shift.
The former drug czar claims marijuana is just as dangerous as alcohol and tobacco.
Watch out Millennials! Baby Boomers are out for blood.
How do we deal with the false perception that liberals are more inclined to trust science than conservatives?
From fighting with Berkeley city government to a $5 million green-tech company
Tom Wheeler's Title II net neutrality push is the result of an "unusual, secretive" push from the administration.
Faking a story about being attacked in a war zone is awful, but it's not the newsman's biggest mistake.
Who owns your body? This is a question the government does not want to answer truthfully.
The operation Ulbricht was found guilty of managing was one guaranteed to save lives, reduce real crime, and preserve liberty.
Requiring that people vaccinate their kids if they want taxpayers paying their bills boosts immunization without making the treatment worse than the disease.
Naturally the usual bioluddites are eager to stop progress.
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