Trying to Stop the Election Attacks: Scrutineers, Part VI
Cyber criminals may be looking to spread false election results. Here’s how you can help.
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Music Break: “Presidential Elections Are Planned Distractions”
As we enter yet another presidential election season, let’s consider the 1986 message from the band Timbuk 3, that “Presidential elections are planned distractions.” Is that just clever rhyming, or is there something to it?
Our Energy Future, Japanese Style
With its nuclear disaster, Japan learned a hard lesson about finding less risky, more creative energy solutions. But this overpopulated island nation was already exploring some bold new directions. Like the most advanced eco-town in the world.
Spanish Farmers Fight Forest Fires With Agroforestry (and Many Sheep)
Shepherds in Galicia turn to traditional techniques of silvopasture to fight forest fires and practice sustainable farming.
WhoWhatWhy Editor Russ Baker – QA on FAMILY OF SECRETS
Investigative journalist Russ Baker talks about his book ( https://www.familyofsecrets.com ) and his news project https://whowhatwhy.org at a talk in Santa Fe, New Mexico.
Trump’s Indictment: The Top Five Craziest Reactions
From on-screen meltdowns and calls for war to questionable legal advice and cryptic (as well as not-so-cryptic) incitements of violence, we compiled a list of five impressively unhinged responses to the news of Donald Trump’s indictment.
Amid Charges of Election Fraud, Uganda Reelects Museveni
Despite serious competition from rising opposition candidate, Bobi Wine, Uganda’s President Yoweri Museveni wins election to a seventh term in office.
When Reproductive Rights Are Stripped Away, Women Do It for Themselves
Pro-choice activists are taking matters into their own hands.
But Syriasly, Folks…..
Take a close look at the uprising in Syria, and what do you find? Another well-oiled puppet show.
More Questions regarding Twitter’s New Censorship Policy
Twitter’s new censorship policy has, conveniently for the company, been announced and taken effect with little hubbub. But we have some more questions about it—and what impact it will have (indeed may already be having) on freedom and democracy everywhere.
The Risky Battle to Keep Masks on When the Plane’s Wheels Go Up
Airlines often tout strict rules regarding face masks, but once the flight takes off, so do many of the masks — and flight attendants put their health on the line every time they try to enforce the rule.
Syria: The Dangers of One-Sided Reporting
We keep getting reports of atrocities committed by the Syrian government. Those reports may well be accurate. But the truth is usually a bit more complicated in war zones. If news organizations don’t start adopting a higher standard for their reports, another Libyan-style intervention, complete with massive bombing and untold civilian casualties, may be inevitable.