The anti-human trafficking bill whose unanimous passage in the Senate last month was widely hailed as a triumph of bipartisanship includes language that could send publishers of certain adult advertisements to prison, civil liberties advocates have warned.
Mike Allen’s obsequious, pay-to-play Playbook was once hailed by <em>The New York Times</em> as a must-read for Washington’s “elite set of political and news-media thrivers and strivers.” For me, it’s most useful as a shameless chronicle of what that elite group cares about — and how it lives.
The U.S. military's most elite command teams up with the private sector to build a science fiction suit.
AT&T, Apple, Dow Chemical, Nike, and the American Petroleum Institute all get access to the secretive trade pact hardly anyone else is allowed to see.
“Everything that [Hersh] has said has been spot on,” says R.J. Hillhouse, but "You can’t help but notice that everything he is saying in the story was first broken by me."
A multibillion-dollar ed-tech industry says it needs to track student performance to improve education, but privacy advocates and parents worry about children's data being exploited for profit.
The Pankisi Gorge is a bucolic valley with shepherds and picturesque mountains. But in recent years, it's become better known as a jihadi recruiting ground, home to top Islamic State commanders like Omar al Shishani.
"Therefore whoever you see there, you kill": Israeli soldiers in their own words on the savagery committed by IDF in Gaza
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