World Leaders Take Most Menacing G8 Group Photo Ever
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We hear scary opera music.
nymag.com 13 hours ago
We hear scary opera music.
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She wasn't doing anything, the photographer tells us.
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The sad story of three new federal budget proposals
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The Obama administration doesn't understand what the average citizen does: Stay out of the Middle East.
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In an interview with Charlie Rose that aired last night, President Obama said that despite his defense of the NSA's recently revealed surveillance programs,
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Back in April, Logan Middle School in West Virginia found itself at the center of controversy when it suspended Jared Marcum, called the police, and had
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A few reminders about the general state of surveillance and privacy in the U.S.A.
reason.com 17 June
Better brush up on those constitutional protections if you want to use them
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Michael Hastings, a great young journalist whose reporting from Afghanistan for Rolling Stone ended the active career of Gen. Stanley McChrystal and whose
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Police in Slaton, Texas, took exception when a 32-year-old mom had the nerve to ask to see the arrest warrant for her 11-year-old son. Rather than show
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Elaine Scarry June 18, 2013 President George W...
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Aryeh Neier Much of the political surveillance of the 1960s and the 1970s consisted in efforts to identify organizations that were critical of government...
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By rioting in the streets.
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Kansas Secretary of State Chris Kobach is a lightning rod in the immigration debate. He's a lawyer with the hyper-restrictionist Federation for American
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Even arch rationalists, people who think very carefully, are swayed by the presence of others.
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Using technology to keep the government in check.
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I un-fondly remember annoying Emergency Broadcast System tests interrupting my childhood television shows back in the days when such an intrusion could
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Challenging on First Amendment grounds to release number of people affected
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Prosecutor previously declined to press involuntary manslaughter charges; caller will now spend 90 days in jail
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As of this weekend, Google has begun testing Project Loon, in which solar-powered balloons flying 12 miles above the Earth to provide Internet to participating locations in New Zealand.
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President Obama’s on the defensive on the latest scandal to embroil his administration. Unlike the IRS scandal, the president doesn’t claim to have
opinionator.blogs.nytimes.com 17 June
The “reform” strategy for teaching math that has taken American schools by storm lacks a claim to the progressive values that are its chief selling point.
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It's not quite a "Star Trek" holodeck, but two junior doctors based in London have developed a way to display 3D animated graphics of body parts on an auditorium stage.
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Your genes may make you predisposed to Cheetos. You may have a hormonal problem that causes everything you put in your mouth to attach to your hips while
nymag.com 12 hours ago
This market where things can be bought or sold sounds like another Obama plot to steal your money.
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Zbigniew Herbert, translated from the Polish by Alissa Valles The torturers sleep soundly their dreams are rosy good-natured genocides—foreign and home-grown already forgiven...
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I think we should all take a moment to consider the news that everyone who continues to protest in Istanbul’s Taksim square is to be considered a terrorist ...
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When it comes to marketing smartphones and music albums, the state of the art is changing very fast.
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If you weren't in an evacuation zone before, you might be in one now.
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Sen. Jim Inhofe (R-Okla.) used to like the Patriot Act and the powers it granted to agencies like the NSA. Now, like a lot of his fellow Republicans,
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Latin America and the United States have experienced what one could call a series of “marijuana moments” over the past few weeks...
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What a disappointment.
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The president defends his policies on Charlie Rose.
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Today, the House of Representatives will debate HR 1797, the Pain-Capable Unborn Child Protection Act, which would outlaw almost all abortions 20 weeks