“Combat Proven”: The Booming Business of War in Israel
The wars in Gaza have devastated the population, but they've benefited weapons manufacturers looking to market their products. Inside an Israeli arms expo.
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GOP Hopefuls Divided on Cotton Claim That Attack on Iran Would Be Over In "Several Days"
Lindsey Graham, Carly Fiorina and John Kasich say Tom Cotton's wrong; Ted Cruz, John Bolton and Mike Huckabee say he's right.
Nearly Two Years After Snowden, Congress Poised to Do Something — Just Not Much
NSA collection of U.S. telephone records could continue, but the agency would only get records matching "specific selector terms" it specifies.
NSA’s Google for the World’s Private Communications
One of the NSA's most powerful tools of mass surveillance makes tracking someone’s Internet usage as easy as entering an email address, and provides no built-in technology to prevent abuse.
Online, Black Writers Confront Racist Backlash
As social movements organize against police violence toward black men and women, a wave of online racism targets black writers.
The Insurance Scam That's Fleecing Low-Income Drivers — And How Police Are Making It Worse
Scammers pose as insurance agents and offer cheap policies — and then victims are doubly punished when police accuse them of being in on the ruse and seize their vehicles.
Anne Hathaway Plays Drone Pilot Fighting a New War in <em>Grounded</em>
An Iraq War veteran examines a new play starring Hathaway, and a new film, <em>Good Kill</em>, which is also about drones and stars Ethan Hawke.
Texas Bill Would Ban Snitch Testimony in Death Penalty Cases
Nearly 50 percent of people wrongfully convicted and sentenced to death were prosecuted with the help of informants. One Texas lawmaker is trying to end this.
How the NSA Converts Spoken Words Into Searchable Text
Top-secret documents show the NSA can automatically recognize the content within phone calls, generating easily searched transcriptions.
