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Debunking 'Green Living': Combatting Climate Change Requires Lifestyle Changes, Not Organic Products
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Over at Slate, Farhad Manjoo asks whether WikiLeaks has a double-standard. Julian Assange, the site's founder, has embraced an ideology of...
Julian Assange's former number two, Daniel Domscheit-Berg, is starting a rival anonymous document-based whistleblowing website called OpenLeaks.
A State Department department restaurant review concludes that Chavez's arepas are "tasty."
The Wikileaks documents show Arab leaders' true feelings about Iran. How will the Arab press cover it, and how will the Arab street react?
In case Wikileaks remains down and you are too busy to read any of the countless articles about them.
First it was rape, now it's anti-Semitism. Julian Assange should quit WikiLeaks and save a valuable institution.
Move over, Assange. A Russian political activist and blogger named Alexei Navalny has set up a whistleblowing website modeled on Wikileaks.
Got some free time after the holiday? Check out this excellent full-length, in-depth documentary on Wikileaks from the Swedish network STV.
Hackers have shut down several websites, which they identify as "enemies" of Julian Assange and WikiLeaks—even bragging about it on Twitter.
New WikiLeaks releases paint a scary picture for oil consumers: Saudi Arabia lied about the size of its oil reserves.
The state of California recently declared an emergency due to drought, and the water supplies in many American cities are at dangerously low...
Everyone, including people at this blog, was super excited that the stimulus bill was going to be fully transparent, to the point that the...
It's the source of life but it's also the cause of a lot of unnecessary death. In places where clean water isn't available, water-related...
Founded in 1983 by Muhammad Yunus, the Grameen Bank (Grameen is Bangledeshi for "village") provides small loans to rural borrowers in...
With Halloween around the corner, the idea of being stabbed by a deranged murderer is at the front of our minds. Our latest transparency is a...
Our understanding of space and the objects in it has grown rapidly over the last 50 years. But it's important to remember that each...
nEven in these tough economic times, Americans are still taking the time to volunteer in their communities. See where inside.
Every day, thousands of stories are passed around the internet on blogs and via Twitter. A new study by Journalism.org has examined the source...
The April 14 eruption of Iceland's Eyjafjallajökull volcano disrupted air traffic over much of Europe and stranded thousands of passengers...
Did you take a vacation this summer? If you did, it was because your company generously allowed you a few paid vacation days. Unlike businesses...
