No Global Warming Hiatus After All?
New study adjusts sea surface temperature data and finds warming after all.
New study adjusts sea surface temperature data and finds warming after all.
and is the hero of the segment, which skewers hysterical fears about our children, who are safer than ever.
This is the latest example of how social media empowers the audience, not the "star."
The NSA and kindred agencies have many more arrows in their quiver than Section 215.
How can we produce better health for more people at a lower cost, year after year?
The BitLicense will provide a "moat" protecting Wall Street from Bitcoin.
"We've got too many laws," says the libertarian firebrand.
Weakening encryption "has a chilling effect on our First Amendment rights and undermines our country's founding principles."
Ronald Bailey Will Argue Against the Motion at Future Tense on Thursday, June 4
The intra-party fight over Patriot Act & USA Freedom Act is a sign we're finally moving past 9/11 politics.
True Detective star calls Edward Snowden "a hero," the drug war "fucking ridiculous," and denounces gun free school zones.
Factories with lab-grown milk and cultured meat will replace industrial farms
Is the expiration of Patriot Act provisions"just politics and posturing"? No, it's a sign the country is moving in the right direction.
The co-host of The Five and former host of Red Eye debuts his take on news and media.
And read the prosecution's sentencing letter to get a sense of how revolutionary Silk Road was.
Historically uncool QR codes are poised to be a main driver of anonymous e-payment.
Hints at appeals strategy and that untried murder for hire accusations shaped the absurdly excessive life sentence.
Reporting from outside the courthouse, Kurt Loder caught up with Ross' mother, Lyn, and filmmaker Alex Winter.
Even Though There is No Reason Not to Believe It.
The sentence is a miscarriage of justice, and will likely harm drug users down the road.
New study suggests "hiatus" could last 30 more years.
On the other hand, fewer approve of extramarital sex.
The documentarian chronicles the rise, fall, and importance of Silk Road.
Or least they are in Rhode Island, say state health officials.
Trains were cutting-edge technology. In 1825.
New York's top financial regulator prepares to turn his Rolodex into gold.
"Reformocons" reject technocratic, top-down government solutions to pressing policy issues. What could be wrong with that? Well, for starters...
Republicans and Democrats, conservatives and liberals want to keep the world tightly sorted into two categories that describe fewer and fewer Americans.
Is life better than death; health better disease; wealth better than poverty? Opinions vary.
Is progress itself an ethical obligation? Opinions vary.
Archbishop Marcelo Sánchez Sorondo has got something he wants to say to you...
Top story at Drudge is CBS article promoting discredited activist claims about electromagnetic hypersensitivity.
Pointless economic regulation cripples innovation and speeds the growth of big government.
Plaintiffs coerced into prostitution as teens alleged that Backpage was complicit in their trafficking.
New York's BitLicense will further complicate an already byzantine regulatory regime.
Wired argues that "Silicon Valley is Letting Go of Its Techie Island Fantasies" on insufficient evidence.
"Dear Mr. President. There are too many states nowadays. Please eliminate three."
The former Indiana governor and current president of Purdue University gets real about making the public sector cheaper - and better.
The former Indiana governor and current president of Purdue University gets real about making the public sector cheaper - and better.
Congress's decision to mandate an expensive and complicated safety system made American travelers less safe.
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