Did Google and GoDaddy Set a Dangerous Precedent by Dropping a Neo-Nazi Website?
A digital civil liberties lawyer weighs in.
Search Warrant Shows FBI Raided GOP Representative’s Campaign Offices
The search warrant was not yet supposed to be released, and was only made public this week due to an error.
A Foreign Policy Expert Weighs in on the Danger North Korea Poses to the U.S.
Tensions are mounting between Washington and Pyongyang. A Berkeley professor explains how those hostilities might manifest, and how China fits into the equation.
The Newly Released JFK Files Lend Credence to a Few Major Conspiracy Theories
Last week, over 3,800 CIA and FBI documents related to the assassination of President John F. Kennedy were released to the public. To put the release in context, we spoke with John Newman, a leading historian of the conspiracy.
Yet Again, No ‘Trump Bump’ in Economic Growth
This comes after a disappointing first quarter of 2017 that showed only 1.4 percent growth.
Art(ificial Mastery) of the Deal
Researchers at Facebook just showed the Turing Test isn't all it's cracked up to be.
Russia Suspends Use of Military Hotline After U.S. Attack on Syrian Warplane
Russia suspended the use of a hotline that has helped to prevent air conflict between the intervening powers in Syria.
Uber CEO Travis Kalanick Is Taking a Leave of Absence
A committee of upper management will run Uber in Kalanick's stead.
Meet the Man Determined to Map the Entire Internet
Paul Barford is leading a team of researchers determined to show us what the Internet—in all its wire-bound glory—actually looks like.
Scott Pruitt Lobbies for Lower Emissions Through Technology, Not Regulations
The EPA head called for any renegotiation of the Paris Agreement to focus on the exportation of purportedly environmentally friendly technology.