One doc called it “a piece of sh*t.” | Continue reading
Several members of the powerful House Judiciary Committee are threatening to regulate tech companies if they don’t promote conservative content to their satisfaction. | Continue reading
One of America’s most influential writers about food has died of pancreatic cancer. | Continue reading
When grad students were asked to collect floor plans for buildings in Baghdad in the fall of 1990, were they helping preserve Iraqi culture—or to find targets for U.S. smart bombs? | Continue reading
They may be part of the Kremlin’s best-known hacker crew. But many of their most important players were unknowns—until the Special Counsel stepped in. | Continue reading
Bannon is moving to Europe to set up The Movement, a populist foundation to rival George Soros and spark a right-wing revolt across the continent. | Continue reading
The White House’s refusal to rule out turning over former U.S. ambassador Michael McFaul to the Russians has current and former State Department officials seeing red. | Continue reading
Created opportunity for hackers. | Continue reading
The president, former advisers say, is driven by a deep sense of insecurity about the election. And so he will never really confront his Russian counterpart. | Continue reading
Experts say the database of carefully curated medical guidelines is one of a kind, used constantly by medical professionals, and on July 16 will ‘go dark’ due to budget cuts. | Continue reading
More details emerge about just how Sacha Baron Cohen got so many right-wing politicians to say so many ‘stupid’ things—including arguing for the arming of preschoolers. | Continue reading
The Protect the House PAC aims to keep Republicans in control of Congress. | Continue reading
This is an extraordinary moment. It is without equal not only in American history but in modern history. | Continue reading
Experts say the database of carefully curated medical guidelines is one of a kind, used constantly by medical professionals, and on July 16 will ‘go dark’ due to budget cuts. | Continue reading
Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein announced that 12 Russian officials would be indicted in the Russia investigation. | Continue reading
A key Republican came back from the Kremlin seemingly shrugging off Russian aggression. His colleagues are confused as hell by his talk. Inside a controversial mission to Moscow. | Continue reading
Pyongyang, by humiliating Secretary of State Pompeo, exposed the fallacy at the heart of American policy. | Continue reading
If you’re going to act like a local warlord, you’ve got to go big. Petty corruption is harder to excuse than bold piratical plundering. | Continue reading
Caller thought she was ‘casing the neighborhood,’ not campaigning. | Continue reading
A delegation of Republican senators appealed to Moscow for better relations. | Continue reading
A new report warns: Beijing is ready to turn its controversial Confucius Institutes into data-collection centers—just as the Institutes up their partnership with the telecom ZTE. | Continue reading
App developers say scanning millions of emails and employees reading them are “common practice.” | Continue reading
The false threat of murderous immigrants, the draconian response, a government agency going rogue—it’s all been seen before and it’s very dangerous. | Continue reading
A Japanese cyber-security expert who defended basic decency was stabbed to death over the weekend. His killer was a troll who confessed he took revenge. | Continue reading
Trump will get his second Court pick. The Democrats will be furious. And one day, they’ll get their revenge too. Who’ll win this race to the bottom? | Continue reading
After her ‘pissed off’ tweet, the former editor slams the newspaper staff’s ‘narcissism,’ its ‘crucifying’ Ali Watkins profile, and ‘missing’ the rise of Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez. | Continue reading
A Guatemalan woman was told her daughter would be sent to live with an American family if she didn’t agree for them both to be deported, according to her attorney. | Continue reading
A Guatemalan woman was told her daughter would be sent to live with an American family if she didn’t agree for them both to be deported, according to her attorney. | Continue reading
‘I don’t give them advice, and I sure as hell wouldn’t take any advice from them,’ the former New York mayor says of Trump’s political team. | Continue reading
Exit bans are a new tool in China’s global coercion campaign. | Continue reading
Teenagers don’t think the social media giant is cool anymore, but that’s all right. | Continue reading
From the beginning, the crash investigation fell victim to a regime in Malaysia now revealed to have been one of the most corrupt in the world. There are other scandals, too. | Continue reading
From the beginning, the crash investigation fell victim to a regime in Malaysia now revealed to have been one of the most corrupt in the world. There are other scandals, too. | Continue reading
When female journalists like me dare to question the SpaceX and Tesla founder, there’s a predictable result: We get called bitches, idiots, and worse. | Continue reading
When female journalists like me dare to question the SpaceX and Tesla founder, there’s a predictable result: We get called bitches, idiots, and worse. | Continue reading
The FBI operation targets a piece of sophisticated malware linked to the same Russian hacking group that hit the Democratic National Committee in 2016. | Continue reading
The law says American agencies must eliminate the use of Kaspersky Lab software by October. U.S. officials say that’s impossible—it’s embedded too deep in our infrastructure. | Continue reading
The FBI operation targets a piece of sophisticated malware linked to the same Russian hacking group that hit the Democratic National Committee in 2016. | Continue reading
In ‘Bullshit Jobs,’ the anthropologist David Graeber ticks off the many ways in which people feel they waste their lives from 9 to 5. | Continue reading
President Trump’s addition to the Supreme Court sides with the bench’s ‘originalist’—and it has terrifying implications for your rights. | Continue reading
He’s been fingered as the man who gave away some of the CIA’s most important secrets. And for years, he was practically hiding in plain sight. | Continue reading
Google says the extension has been removed ‘from every user’s computer,’ but a Daily Beast examination found otherwise. | Continue reading
Ezra Cohen-Watnick ran intelligence for the National Security Council. There, he decided collecting his colleagues’ phone and email data was a good idea. | Continue reading
He was a true believer in Julian Assange and his secret-spilling operation—until he realized what Assange’s grand plan really was. | Continue reading
Today’s teens are still bored, often incredibly so. They’re just more likely to experience a new type of boredom: phone bored. | Continue reading
By June 1853, Herman Melville had taken ‘Isle of the Cross’ to his New York publisher. And that is the last time the finished manuscript was seen. | Continue reading
A young man like Jack Peterson, a self-described ‘incel,’ seems not so much a product of toxic masculinity as a failure of masculinity itself. | Continue reading
Do the math: The average millennial needs 28 years for a San Francisco down payment, compared to nine years in Minneapolis and less than three in Kansas City. | Continue reading