Judge Rules Trump Plans to Open Up Swathes of Arctic, Atlantic Oceans for Drilling Illegal
In a major blow to the Donald Trump administration’s oil and gas policy, on Friday a federal judge ruled the president’s order opening massive swathes of the…
Month: March 2019
One of DC’s most delightful D-List villains is coming right back around the bend for The Suicide Squad. Read More
PHILADELPHIA–As the Trump administration continues to attack science, scientists continue to push back, whether by joining rallies and strikes or running for office. In the next election… Read More
There is a good reason people call Twitter the hell website. Read More
It can be easy to forget how much personal data we share with the various technologies geared at streamlining our lives, be they voice assistants, smart home… Read More
Company Ordered to Pay Woman $459K After Spamming Her With More Than 300 Robocalls
A Tennessee woman has been awarded nearly half a million dollars after a furniture company illegally hounded her with hundreds of robocalls, sometimes more than 10 times…
Neanderthals are famous for having lived through the last major ice age, yet for a period of around 14,000 years they had to endure the effects of… Read More
Two weeks before voting to rollback the net neutrality rules, FCC Commissioner Brendan Carr wrote an op-ed for the Washington Post in which he laid out his… Read More
Without Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act, most of your favorite websites would not survive–nor would they have existed at all. The modern internet would be… Read More
Doctors across the U.S. may soon be required to provide women with more information about their mammography results. This week, the Food and Drug Administration announced plans… Read More