In Apple Mail, There’s No Protecting PGP-Encrypted Messages
Turning off remote content loading is supposed to mitigate against an attack known as EFAIL, which can steal encrypted messages. But the attack can still happen even if you do this.
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The Senate Is Afraid to Govern. That's Great News for Facebook.
A willingness to do the job of a policymaker was sorely absent throughout Tuesday’s back-and-forth with Mark Zuckerberg.
What’s Really at Stake in the Battle for “Ideological Diversity” at Elite Media Outlets
Kevin Williamson’s hiring and firing by The Atlantic was part of an ongoing, ferocious war between America’s technocrats and conservative billionaires.
Deconstructed Special: The Right Won the Battle Over Brett Kavanaugh. Can the Left Win the War?
A panel of guests joins Mehdi Hasan to discuss the Kavanaugh confirmation and how the left should respond.
A Radical Lesson from the Invasion of Iraq: Our War Monuments Should Honor the Sacrifice of Civilians, Not Soldiers
Fifteen years ago, U.S. Marines toppled the statue of Saddam Hussein in Baghdad. The war’s grievous toll on Iraqis is what we need to remember.
Failed Attempt to Smear Jeremy Corbyn Reveals Waning Power of British Tabloids
Efforts to smear the Labour leader went so badly that a former editor of one of Rupert Murdoch's newspapers denounced it as a campaign of "outright lies.”
A U.S. Journalist Took Thousands of ISIS Files Out of Iraq, Reigniting a Bitter Dispute Over the Theft of Iraqi History
An article in the New York Times has reopened the wound created when the U.S. seized 120 million pages of documents from Iraq after the 2003 invasion.
No, Aziz Ansari's Accuser Is Not Breaking Up #MeToo — the Divisions Have Been There All Along
The debates birthed by Ansari’s accuser reveal where fractures have always existed: along ideological, generational, class, and political lines.
Republican Scare-Mongering on "Sanctuary Cities" Backfires, Democrats Win Big Upset in Florida Special Election
Republicans relied on a campaign around "sanctuary cities" to win a special election in Florida this week. It didn't work.
In a First, U.S. Senator Demands Government Oversight of Predatory “Loot Boxes” in Video Games
New Hampshire Sen. Maggie Hassan has become the first federal lawmaker to call for federal oversight of loot box mechanisms in video games.