Somebody’s Watching
In the age of biometric surveillance, there is no place to hide
Three Dead in Separatist Attack on Base in East Ukraine, Putin Warns of 'Abyss'
Ukrainian, Russian and Western diplomats arrived for the emergency talks in Geneva, but there was little hope of any progress in resolving the crisis
Newsweek Rewind: 15 Years After Columbine, a Nation Still Asks ‘Why?’
Columbine was not the first school shooting, nor was it the last, but it was nonetheless an event of extreme national trauma.
Saudi Conservatives March Against Westernization, Women's Rights
A move toward allowing girls' to attend sports classes has upset many
A Lightweight’s Guide to the Tribeca Film Festival
You’ll be exhausted just reading the program, but hang in there. It’s not all doom and gloom.
Divers Search for Hundreds Missing After Korean Ferry Accident
Nine people were found dead, leaving 287 unaccounted for and possibly still trapped in the vessel
Science’s Amateur Hour
Crowdsourcing has started to affect the course of research, for better or worse
Mayor de Blasio Signs Bill Protecting New York’s Unpaid Interns From Sexual Harassment
The legislation was spurred by a court case that said interns weren't protected by sexual harassment
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Conventional Wisdom Watch
Names in the news: Up, down and sideways
