Social media networks crack down — but the companies vary in their approaches and effectiveness

How to destroy your computer, and other lousy ideas for online learning.

Time and again, Stephen Colbert used his incisive brand of humor to tackle the worst excesses of the War on Terror

Key congressional Democrats were aware and tacitly supportive of Bush's illegal interrogation and surveillance programs, a key motive in why they helped prevent accountability.

The Senate Judiciary Committee questions the Bush administration's nominee to replace Alberto Gonzales.

Iraq war architect Douglas Feith gets a faculty job at Georgetown.

There are people who believe the press should be covering Obama's bowling scores and Monica Lewinsky while ignoring torture, lawbreaking, and the suspension of the Fourth Amendment.

A Florida arrest reveals a disturbing genre -- and how hard it is to punish the perpetrators

Perhaps videos of the murder of Du'a Khalil Aswad, a 17-year-old girl who was stoned to death in Iraq, can help put an end to this barbaric custom.

The international community has an important new motivating tool: Telling world leaders they'll "be like Bush" if they pursue aggression and tyranny.

The network of U.S.-sponsored terrorism now on global display relies on death squads, disappearances and torture.

Right-wing warrior-pundits seize on a new poll to fan the flames of anti-Muslim hysteria.

The President's rationale for changing his mind is as incoherent as it is reminiscent of the Bush/Cheney mindset.

From Alex Jones to Atomwaffen, the video platform enables harassment of student shooting survivors

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