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  • Jumping Off Cliffs
    12 December, 2015

    Jumping Off Cliffs

    CASH Music’s Jesse von Doom schools you on openness and music.

    by

    Jesse Von Doom

    Culture
  • Civil Liberties Groups Oppose New Privacy “Super Bill of Pure Terribleness”
    12 December, 2015

    Civil Liberties Groups Oppose New Privacy “Super Bill of Pure Terribleness”

    Digital rights organizations publish letter slamming cybersecurity bill cobbled together from three different proposals and gutted of privacy safeguards.

    by

    Nadia Prupis

    Technology & Science
  • Burning Bright
    11 December, 2015

    Burning Bright

    Cole Hornaday’s novel comes to its thrilling denouement.

    by

    Cole Hornaday

    Fiction
  • What a Waste: Six Easy Ways to Help Reduce Food Waste…and Some More Difficult Ones
    10 December, 2015

    What a Waste: Six Easy Ways to Help Reduce Food Waste…and Some More Difficult Ones

    Food waste is a huge problem in North America. Cindy McMann considers some ways to alleviate the problem.

    by

    Cindy McMann

    Food
  • How Walmart Spied on Workers With FBI, Lockheed Martin’s Help
    9 December, 2015

    How Walmart Spied on Workers With FBI, Lockheed Martin’s Help

    Newly released documents show retail giant used “every deceptive tactic under the sun” to keep tabs on pro-union employees. Nadia Prupis drops on you.

    by

    Nadia Prupis

    Culture
  • The View from Nathan’s Bus: Back on the 7; Late Night, 11pm – 2am
    8 December, 2015

    The View from Nathan’s Bus: Back on the 7; Late Night, 11pm – 2am

    Nathan Vass continues his series of three posts detailing the same night driving the Metro Route No. 7 and exploring humanity.

    by

    Nathan Vass

    Culture Society
  • How the New EU Data Protection Regulation will be Misused to Censor Speech
    8 December, 2015

    How the New EU Data Protection Regulation will be Misused to Censor Speech

    By concentrating on privacy, Europe’s new General Data Protection Regulation has omitted sufficient safeguards to protect freedom of expression. How bad is it? Aylin Akturk and Jeremy Malcolm tell you.

    by

    Jeremy Malcolm

    Technology & Science
  • Haiku 38
    7 December, 2015

    Haiku 38

    Andrew Hamlin’s 38th renga focuses on the wistfulness of Autumn in the Emerald City.

    by

    Andrew Hamlin

    Poetry
  • How the Gun Control Debate Ignores Black Lives
    7 December, 2015

    How the Gun Control Debate Ignores Black Lives

    By failing to talk about the majority of gun murder victims — black men — politicians and advocates are missing the chance to save lives. Lois Beckett writes.

    by

    Lois Beckett

    Politics
  • Weekly E-book: The Cost of Freedom
    6 December, 2015

    Weekly E-book: The Cost of Freedom

    After a fashion, our weekly e-book returns. This week we bring you a reason to count the cost of freedom.

    by

    Charles Noreaster

    Culture
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