What are the constitutional issues raised when a government can put someone, even a registered sex offender, behind bars simply for making use of social media? David Post comments on the Packingham case that goes before the Supreme Court next year.
2016 is (finally) ending, and that can only mean one thing: the Seriously, Science? Top 10 of 2016, as voted on by you, our dear readers (and by “voted,” we mean “clicked”). Here are your top 10 favorite posts from 2016: apparently, y’all love sex, cute animals, and disgusting things... as do we! (Yes, these are exactly the same topics as last year--some things never change.) Happy New Year! 11. Why do so many people hate the word “moist”? "People associate “moist” with sexual connotations,
The following editorial appeared in the Chicago Tribune on Monday, Dec. 26:
In this week's news, Ana Ivanovic retires and tennis world reacts, Roger Federer draws 6,000 fans for his first practice in Perth and Stan Wawrinka declares Nick Kyrgios future major champion.
Designers tackled some of the most pressing issues of our time in 2016. From equality to climate change, here are WIRED's most inspirational design stories of the year.
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Both the Epiphany and the Electoral College take place on Friday, January 6th. The Electoral College will be before the Senate. The votes from the states will be counted. We know the results, but we need the procedure. We need to hear that the Governors certified the results; Certificate of Ascertainment. Each state, totaling 50, has their certificate verified for [...]
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