The end of ownership: Personal property in the digital economy
From the black stuff to books, who gets the goods in a sharing and streaming era?
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Muslim community fears backlash after Ohio State attack
At an off-campus coffee shop Monday, Ohio State University senior Mohamed Farah catches up on his homework.
Good Friday and Columbus Day renamed by ‘inclusive’ US city of Bloomington
The US city of Bloomington in Indiana has renamed Good Friday and Columbus Day as "Spring Holiday" and "Fall Holiday" to be more "inclusive".
Facebook’s fake news crisis deepens
Despite the best efforts of Mark Zuckerberg to downplay Facebook’s role in the election of Donald Trump, the scrutiny of how fake news is spread on the platform has intensified.
Tensions, Protests, Incidents
In wake of election, black freshmen at Penn receive racist emails; students protesting Trump at Central Missouri have firecracker thrown at them; controversy over flag burning at Hampshire and more.
Facebook to stop ethnicity-based targeting for some ads
Facebook Inc said on Friday it would no longer allow certain advertisers to exclude racial or ethnic groups when placing ads on its service, following criticism that the practice was discriminatory.
The towns that will pay you to move there
After Brexit, many are looking for a new place to call home. These regions offer big incentives to get you to relocate.
Voters could legalize marijuana for quarter of all Americans
Nearly a quarter of Americans will live in areas where recreational marijuana use is legal if voters approve initiatives on Tuesday permitting the recreational use of cannabis in California, Massachusetts and three other states.
Millions duped by Facebook Live video
Yet again, a "live" video on Facebook has brought in millions of views and reactions to something which is not what it claims to be.
Has the hand-written signature had its day?
When President Obama signed the nattily named Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act in 2010, it marked the most significant regulatory overhaul of the US healthcare system since 1965.
