These Four Charts Show the Sorry State of Cybersecurity
Cyber attacks are ramping up, and we're not ready for it.
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What Libraries Can Teach Us in Our Fight for Digital Rights
As civil society worries about the threat of targeted surveillance, the library provides a critical blueprint for how to tackle the problem.
Democrats Urge White House to Release Any Recordings of Trump-Comey Talks
Ranking officials of the House Oversight and Judiciary committees have asked the White House Counsel to release the tapes, if they exist.
The Academy’s First Black President Is Stepping Down From Its Governing Board
Cheryl Boone Isaacs spearheaded the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences' diversity initiative.
Amid a Resurgence of Hepatitis C in America, State Laws Prevent Citizens From Getting Clean Needles and Treatment
Hepatitis C kills more Americans every year than measles or AIDS. Many states' laws aren't helping to mitigate the disease, a new analysis finds.
Widespread Cyber Attacks Hit England and Spain
The attacks in the two countries appear to be the same type of malware.
Praise the Lord, Google the Porn
States that are home to large numbers of evangelicals generate an above-average number of Internet searches for sexually explicit material.
Viewfinder: Separatists Celebrating in an Unrecognized State
People carry flags and balloons during a rally in Donetsk on May 11th, 2017, to mark the third anniversary of a referendum on the declaration of the Donetsk People's Republic.
New Orleans Removes the Second of Four Confederate Monuments
The statue of Jefferson Davis came down early Thursday morning.
Trump Chases Non-Existent Voter Fraud With New Commission
Research shows minuscule levels of voter fraud in recent elections.