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Court Orders Release of Dying Prisoner After 41 Years in Solitary, But Louisiana Plans to Appeal
Herman Wallace of the Angola 3 has terminal liver cancer, but the state's still not done with him.

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Sad Birthday Cards for Yosemite and NASA, 123 and 55 Today
Government shutdown = worst birthday present ever.

Tasneem Raja | October 1, 2013
Anti-Virus Millionaire Says He Can Protect You From the NSA for $100
"It looks like this is definitely something that could be physically built, but whether anyone would want it is another question."

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6 Reasons We Share Too Much Online, According to Behavioral Scientists
People claim they care about their privacy, and yet…

Josh Harkinson | October 1, 2013
Steal This Research Paper!
Before Aaron Swartz became the open-access movement's first martyr, Michael Eisen was blowing up the lucrative scientific publishing industry from within.

Michael Mechanic | September/October 2013 Issue
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Eight Exceptional(ly Dumb) American Military Missteps So Far This Century
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Tom Engelhardt | September 26, 2013
Zombie Apocalypse Drug Reaches US: This Is Not a Joke (Graphic Image)
Krokodil, a designer, heroinlike drug that aggressively eats through flesh and that has wreaked havoc in Russia, now hits the United States.

Dana Liebelson | September 26, 2013
This Indian Sketch Comedy Group Is Taking on Rape Culture
"We had been toying around with the idea of talking about how the police and society say stupid things to blame everyone but the perpetrators."

Asawin Suebsaeng | September 25, 2013
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Asawin Suebsaeng | September 24, 2013
The Collected Poems of the Affordable Care Act
Obamacare is fractal, it contains multitudes.

Tim Murphy | September 24, 2013
“South Park” Opens Its 17th Season With an Episode on NSA Spying
"I should be careful; Kyle's here and I think he might work for the NSA," Eric Cartman says.

Asawin Suebsaeng | September 24, 2013
Here’s How Twitter Can Track You on All of Your Devices
The company's latest acquisition gives it creepy powers that advertisers would die for.

Josh Harkinson | September 24, 2013
Obamacare Could Help People Register to Vote—Unless the Administration Caves to the GOP
Federal law says that Obamacare's health exchanges have to offer voter registration services. Republicans have thrown a fit over that, and now the administration is considering backing down.

Erika Eichelberger | September 24, 2013
The Man Behind the Nairobi Mall Massacre May Have Just Been Killed in a US Airstrike
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Dana Liebelson | September 23, 2013
The NSA Isn’t the Only Government Agency Destroying Your Right to Privacy
As technology surges ahead, civil liberties are left in the dust.

Matthew Harwood and Christopher Calabrese | September 23, 2013
These 12 Bills Are the NSA’s Worst Nightmare
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Dana Liebelson | September 23, 2013
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Asawin Suebsaeng | September 22, 2013
EPA Chief on Coal, Climate Denial, and the Red Sox
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Court Orders Release of Dying Prisoner After 41 Years in Solitary, But Louisiana Plans to Appeal
Herman Wallace of the Angola 3 has terminal liver cancer, but the state's still not done with him.

Sad Birthday Cards for Yosemite and NASA, 123 and 55 Today
Government shutdown = worst birthday present ever.

Anti-Virus Millionaire Says He Can Protect You From the NSA for $100
"It looks like this is definitely something that could be physically built, but whether anyone would want it is another question."

6 Reasons We Share Too Much Online, According to Behavioral Scientists
People claim they care about their privacy, and yet…

Steal This Research Paper!
Before Aaron Swartz became the open-access movement's first martyr, Michael Eisen was blowing up the lucrative scientific publishing industry from within.

Breaking Bad, Narco Cultura, and the Ballad of Walter White
Happy, folky, and incredibly violent—narcocorridos are like gangsta rap with a polka beat.

Adieu to the Sharks and Piranhas at the Commerce Department
No, really! DC's National Aquarium will close for good on September 30—unless.

Eight Exceptional(ly Dumb) American Military Missteps So Far This Century
The invasion of Iraq as only the tip of the iceberg

Zombie Apocalypse Drug Reaches US: This Is Not a Joke (Graphic Image)
Krokodil, a designer, heroinlike drug that aggressively eats through flesh and that has wreaked havoc in Russia, now hits the United States.

This Indian Sketch Comedy Group Is Taking on Rape Culture
"We had been toying around with the idea of talking about how the police and society say stupid things to blame everyone but the perpetrators."

Yes, Muslims Are Denouncing the Nairobi Terrorist Attack
Fox News says "moderate Muslims" are having trouble standing up and denouncing the recent terrorist attacks. O RLY?

The Collected Poems of the Affordable Care Act
Obamacare is fractal, it contains multitudes.

“South Park” Opens Its 17th Season With an Episode on NSA Spying
"I should be careful; Kyle's here and I think he might work for the NSA," Eric Cartman says.

Here’s How Twitter Can Track You on All of Your Devices
The company's latest acquisition gives it creepy powers that advertisers would die for.

Obamacare Could Help People Register to Vote—Unless the Administration Caves to the GOP
Federal law says that Obamacare's health exchanges have to offer voter registration services. Republicans have thrown a fit over that, and now the administration is considering backing down.

The Man Behind the Nairobi Mall Massacre May Have Just Been Killed in a US Airstrike
Here's everything you need to know.

The NSA Isn’t the Only Government Agency Destroying Your Right to Privacy
As technology surges ahead, civil liberties are left in the dust.

These 12 Bills Are the NSA’s Worst Nightmare
Your guide to the pending legislation seeking to curb the government's vast surveillance powers.

The Story of Sir Stuffington, The Internet’s Favorite One-Eyed Pirate Cat
"Every person can make a difference; all you have to do is stop and pick up a stray and take him or her to a shelter," says Blazer Schaffer, Sir Stuffington's foster parent.

EPA Chief on Coal, Climate Denial, and the Red Sox
Gina McCarthy explains what the coal industry must do to survive.

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Court Orders Release of Dying Prisoner After 41 Years in Solitary, But Louisiana Plans to Appeal Herman Wallace of the Angola 3 has terminal liver cancer, but the state's still not done with him.

Sad Birthday Cards for Yosemite and NASA, 123 and 55 Today Government shutdown = worst birthday present ever.

Anti-Virus Millionaire Says He Can Protect You From the NSA for $100 "It looks like this is definitely something that could be physically built, but whether anyone would want it is another question."

6 Reasons We Share Too Much Online, According to Behavioral Scientists People claim they care about their privacy, and yet…

Steal This Research Paper! Before Aaron Swartz became the open-access movement's first martyr, Michael Eisen was blowing up the lucrative scientific publishing industry from within.

Breaking Bad, Narco Cultura, and the Ballad of Walter White Happy, folky, and incredibly violent—narcocorridos are like gangsta rap with a polka beat.

Adieu to the Sharks and Piranhas at the Commerce Department No, really! DC's National Aquarium will close for good on September 30—unless.

Eight Exceptional(ly Dumb) American Military Missteps So Far This Century The invasion of Iraq as only the tip of the iceberg

Zombie Apocalypse Drug Reaches US: This Is Not a Joke (Graphic Image) Krokodil, a designer, heroinlike drug that aggressively eats through flesh and that has wreaked havoc in Russia, now hits the United States.

This Indian Sketch Comedy Group Is Taking on Rape Culture "We had been toying around with the idea of talking about how the police and society say stupid things to blame everyone but the perpetrators."

Yes, Muslims Are Denouncing the Nairobi Terrorist Attack Fox News says "moderate Muslims" are having trouble standing up and denouncing the recent terrorist attacks. O RLY?

The Collected Poems of the Affordable Care Act Obamacare is fractal, it contains multitudes.

“South Park” Opens Its 17th Season With an Episode on NSA Spying "I should be careful; Kyle's here and I think he might work for the NSA," Eric Cartman says.

Here’s How Twitter Can Track You on All of Your Devices The company's latest acquisition gives it creepy powers that advertisers would die for.

Obamacare Could Help People Register to Vote—Unless the Administration Caves to the GOP Federal law says that Obamacare's health exchanges have to offer voter registration services. Republicans have thrown a fit over that, and now the administration is considering backing down.

The Man Behind the Nairobi Mall Massacre May Have Just Been Killed in a US Airstrike Here's everything you need to know.

The NSA Isn’t the Only Government Agency Destroying Your Right to Privacy As technology surges ahead, civil liberties are left in the dust.

These 12 Bills Are the NSA’s Worst Nightmare Your guide to the pending legislation seeking to curb the government's vast surveillance powers.

The Story of Sir Stuffington, The Internet’s Favorite One-Eyed Pirate Cat "Every person can make a difference; all you have to do is stop and pick up a stray and take him or her to a shelter," says Blazer Schaffer, Sir Stuffington's foster parent.

EPA Chief on Coal, Climate Denial, and the Red Sox Gina McCarthy explains what the coal industry must do to survive.