Brunei instituting harsh corporal punishments for homosexuality is but one of the laws on the table. They are, unfortunately, rather serious about the changes.
Verónica Pamoukaghlián reads and compares two important books about the world of finance and corporate cover-ups and discovers disturbing parallels.
With yet more time tacked onto Paul Manafort’s sentence, it’s best we look at who he represented in the past – to gauge a measure of the man.
There might be the promise of change in the post-midterm U.S., but movement on #MeToo hinges on the mindset of Congress.
The emoji’s reign of terror continues as lawmakers are crippled by the subjective nature of their meaning. Brave new world.
China has developed glasses technology that allows the wearer to cross-check faces with government databases. Truth is, we’re not that far off implementing it everywhere.
Facebook claims that their much-maligned default facial recognition can be switched off, however, the timing of the announcement is suspicious.
While most of us fear being killed by a terrorist, according to the statistics, the humble lawnmower should actually be the thing we fear the most.
San Francisco’s plan to introduce robo-cops to clean up the streets worked just fine … until it started to target the homeless population.