Bitcoin, a crypto-currency that offers a cloak of anonymity to its users, can now be used in campaign contributions — as long as the contributor provides identifying information.
Bitcoin, a crypto-currency that offers a cloak of anonymity to its users, can now be used in campaign contributions — as long as the contributor provides identifying information.
With change most likely to come on the heels of public demand so strong that it can’t be ignored, the public is encouraged to flood police departments with calls to end police brutality.
With change most likely to come on the heels of public demand so strong that it can’t be ignored, the public is encouraged to flood police departments with calls to end police brutality.
They’re too young to buy cigarettes in most states, but young workers on tobacco farms are still feeling the negative effects of nicotine.
They’re too young to buy cigarettes in most states, but young workers on tobacco farms are still feeling the negative effects of nicotine.
A call to boycott a Tel Aviv screening of a documentary on the life and work of an American social activist leads to allegations of anti-Semitism.
A call to boycott a Tel Aviv screening of a documentary on the life and work of an American social activist leads to allegations of anti-Semitism.
People around the world will take to the streets on Saturday to protest GMOs and “Big Agriculture” in the March Against Monsanto.
People around the world will take to the streets on Saturday to protest GMOs and “Big Agriculture” in the March Against Monsanto.
The rising cost of higher education is putting a degree out of reach for low-income and middle-class Americans, and it may even be proving too costly for the wealthy elite.
The rising cost of higher education is putting a degree out of reach for low-income and middle-class Americans, and it may even be proving too costly for the wealthy elite.
The FCC’s vote to publish a new set of rules on “net neutrality” and to invite public comments sets the stage for a battle on how open and free — or not — the Internet should be.
The FCC’s vote to publish a new set of rules on “net neutrality” and to invite public comments sets the stage for a battle on how open and free — or not — the Internet should be.
