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No, There (Probably) Isn't a Facebook Conspiracy to Censor Conservatives
It's fair to say Fox News Radio's Todd Starnes has a provocative side. Little did he know that Facebook would try and ban him for it.
In Supreme Court Gay Marriage Decision, Justices Reach for Equality
In a 5-4 decision, the Supreme Court ruled that the Defense of Marriage Act is unconstitutional.
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National Journal How Star Trek Explains the NSA
Deep Space Nine features Section 31, a mysterious intelligence agency and special-ops team that, when you squint, resembles the U.S. National Security Agency in its opacity.
AP No 'Sharks With Lasers on Their Heads': What Protects the Internet in the Ocean?
A look at the lax security of the cables that connect our global information network
Obama's Vaunted Ground Game Might Have Been Incredibly Overrated
A Harvard study finds the president only outperformed Romney by 1.6 points in swing states. But is that good or bad news for the GOP?
