Edward Snowden Talks About Fighting for Your Right to Privacy at SXSW
“I took an oath to support and defend the Constitution,” the former intelligence contractor turned leaker said
In Venezuela, Opposition Wonders: Talk, or Protest?
As protests against the government continue, the opposition movement is divided over whether or not to sit down with the country's president, Nicolas Maduro
Duke Energy Wants to Pass on Pond Cleanup Charges to Customers
While it will pay for a recent leak, the company says its customers should bear the cost of other coal slurry storage
Inside the Colleges That Killed Frats for Good
Fraternities are back in the news; some schools killed them off years ago, and are all the better for it
Just Keep Walkin’
Everything to see here, as Ryan Newburn starts a four- to five-year stroll around the world
Proposed Law in Iraq Would Let 9-Year-Old Girls Marry
A group of women in Iraq protested again a proposed Islamic law, yet to be approved by parliament, which says girls reach puberty at age nine and can then wed
Lost Malaysian Jet is an 'Unprecedented Mystery'
The massive, multi-country search for the missing airliner, which was carrying 239 people, has yet to find any debris or clues
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Names in the news: Up, down and sideways
